Category: Accounting & Business & Uncategorized
Chancellors presenting their Budgets often attempt to redistribute wealth from one group in society to another, stated a recent post-Budget AccountancyAge article, suggesting that this was the implicit rationale behind many of the corporate tax measures announced in the March 2016 Budget.
Category: Budget & ISA & Lifetime ISA & Uncategorized
Amongst the key announcements that came from the budget was the introduction of a new âLifetime ISA.â By far the most attractive feature of this new form of savings account is that contributions every year will receive a healthy 25% bonus from the government.
Category: Economy & Housing & property & Uncategorized
Sales of luxury property in London have seen a considerable slump following Chancellor George Osborneâs sharp increase to stamp duty. Property industry observers have given warnings that the situation is becoming more and more harmful to the property market. Douglas & Gordon, an estate agency with particular expertise when it comes to property in the capital, have seen a drop of almost two thirds in sales of top-end homes in the âprime centralâ areas of London.
Category: Investments & Uncategorized
If youâre new to the investment world, or even if youâre not, itâs likely that youâve heard the term âdiversificationâ used in relation to your investments. However, youâre certainly not alone if you donât have a clear idea of what the word actually means for your investments. Read on, and learn everything you ever wanted to know about diversification, but were afraid (or didnât have the time) to ask!
Category: Auto-enrolment & pensions & Uncategorized
Google searches during 2015 in the UK for the term âpensions freedomsâ, including other variants with and without plurals, have increased more than ninefold, according to the latest data gathered from the search engine.
Category: Budget & pensions & Tax & Uncategorized
In the lead up to the budget announcement, George Osborne seemed to bow to the pressure David Cameron and other members of the Conservative Party were putting on him to soften his approach when it comes to pensions and tax relief.
