April Market Commentary

Published on 11 April, 2014 by in Radcliffe Cooper

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We started last month’s bulletin in the Crimea, with Russian troops in de facto control of the peninsula. The question now is what happens in the Eastern Ukraine? In the UK, the big event was George Osborne’s Budget speech on Wednesday, March 19th. The Chancellor confounded those who had been expecting a ‘steady as you […]

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Hopefully you don’t keep all of your savings stuffed in or under the mattress of your bed but if you do happen to keep a ‘rainy day’ store of £50 notes, you had better check your bed linen, otherwise you may find that the value of your assets suddenly goes down in the not too […]

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Britons spend more time planning their next holiday, haircut and shopping excursions than they do making preparations for their financial future, according to a new study by Scottish Widows, examining the long-term worries of the nation. The survey of 2,000 people conducted by One-Poll in December 2013 and January 2014, indicates that we may be […]

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The Chancellor may have gone for the popular phrase from Chancellors of yore by taking ‘a penny off a pint’, but what were the real big announcements during The Budget 2014? We summarise the 8 main points: 1. Changes to pensions mean many more options than just buying an annuity In measures to be introduced […]

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