Brexit negotiations to date and what this means for the U.K.
HFMC Wealth Presents - Matthew Goodwin -Brexit negotiations to date and what this means for the U.K.
HFMC Wealth Presents - Matthew Goodwin -Brexit negotiations to date and what this means for the U.K.
We are proud to announce that we are, for the second year in a row, in the top 25 of the FTAdviser.com's Top 100 Financial Advisers 2020. The FTAdviser’s 2020 Top 100 Financial Advisers list uses quantifiable and objective data to provides a snapshot of the very best intermediaries working in the UK today. The 2020 list of the UK’s top 100 financial advisers list ranks firms by looking at factors that are key to investors seeking the best person to assist them with their finances. These awards are judged by a range of factors, not just how much new investment the advice firm has brought in. We are proud and delighted to be chosen to be 24th in this elite group. To see the full data breakdown please click here
Markets rebounded very strongly in May and early June before a nasty dose of reality last week led to renewed heavy falls in all global stock markets.
This year, the UK and many other nations commemorated the 75th anniversary of VE Day. What many of us forget is that just a fortnight after the cessation of hostilities in 1945, the nation went to the polls in a General Election.
A 2019 study found that two-thirds of people in the UK don't have a will - equivalent to 27.8 million people - and that 47% of over-55s have failed to arrange one.
Death has been described as ‘Britain’s last taboo’, with a 2018 survey by the Co-Operative finding that almost 1 in 4 Brits are uncomfortable talking about death.
If you have children, then one of your key planning priorities is ensuring that they are cared for and protected in case something happens to you.
Many businesses have faced difficult decisions in recent weeks because of the coronavirus pandemic. The outbreak has had a devastating impact on many areas of the economy as companies of all sizes consider their short and long-term viability.
With more than 400,000 people around the world contracting coronavirus, there are more important concerns than personal tax at the moment. However, as we move towards 5 April and the end of the UK tax year, some individuals will be worried that an extended stay in the UK due to coronavirus could prejudice their tax position.
If you’re the director of a business that is struggling to continue during the coronavirus pandemic, new measures announced on the 28th March by the Business Secretary should provide reassurance.