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The nights are finally starting to get a little lighter â maybe we can start looking forward to Spring after all. In financial services, Spring means two things; the Budget (on March 20th this year) and the end of the tax year on Friday April 5th.
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January opened with the USA economy â if not the whole world â having been saved from tumbling over the Fiscal Cliff thanks to a last minute deal between Barack Obama and the US Congress.
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We are pleased to announce that after many requests from our clients, we are now able to offer a foreign exchange facility. We have partnered with FTT Global, who are able to offer our clients the facility to transact international foreign currency exchange using state of the art technology.
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A minority of off-course punters who regularly put bets on race-horses make a living doing this, and some are very good at it. A report from the United States suggests that similarly in the field of investing in stocks and shares, there is evidence that a few amateur investors make a profit regularly.
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This is the first of two articles where we look at âfinancial planning through the decades:â how your financial planning needs change through the various stages of your life.
Clearly the average clientâs planning needs are completely different in their twenties to their fifties and, while itâs true to say thereâs no such thing as an âaverageâ client, this short guide will hopefully help to set most people on the right path to a well-planned and prosperous financial future.
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The latest figures from the Office of National Statistics (ONS) show that the headline rate of inflation remained unchanged for the third month in a row. The Consumer Prices Index (CPI) showed that prices increased by 2.7% in the year ending December 2012, this is the same annual rate as was seen in the previous two months and continues the trend of, broadly, flat inflation that has been seen since Spring 2012.
