Three ‘I’s of Capital: Investing for growth, Investing for income, and Intergenerational planning with investable capital The economy is flatlining as the cost-of-living crisis forces millions of consumers across the UK to cut their spending. The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) has
Advisers face challenges in identifying vulnerability. One is that clients may not realise their circumstances are a source of vulnerability and, even if they do, they may not volunteer that information.
The annual allowance in its current state isn’t really sustainable, with the rigid parameters that don’t really take into account the cost of the benefits that are accruing, ultimately penalising some for a good pay rise.
One of the programmes on TV when I visited my grandparents was Dad’s Army. The show had many strengths, the most outstanding was its memorable characters and catchphrases.