The election is finally over. Labour won convincingly on 4 July with a large majority, unseating the incumbents after 14 years of power. Pundits are now exploring how the new government might change key policy areas in the coming weeks and months. In particular, are any taxes set to change…
What is happening in the UK economy? Are things “getting better” in the summer of 2024, or worse? How might the landscape change, and what are the implications for your financial plan? Below, our financial planners explore some of these questions in more detail. We hope these insights are helpful…
Being single – whether by choice or involuntarily – brings many unique opportunities and challenges for financial planning. Perhaps you imagine yourself living independently in retirement. Or, maybe you find yourself suddenly single due to divorce or bereavement. Regardless of the circumstances…
The UK’s median employee turnover (“churn”) rate is 15%, according to the CIPD (Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development). Alarmingly for employers, replacing a mid-level employee can cost over £30,000 when costs such as temporary worker hire, lost productivity and training…
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