Money HQ 💷 What's the investment impact of Labour’s win?
Labour’s decisive majority win in the General Election is likely to be initially taken positively by markets.
Labour’s decisive majority win in the General Election is likely to be initially taken positively by markets.
We’re all living longer, and by 2034, more than one million families may have multiple generations in retirement simultaneously – a 32% increase on today’s figure of 813,000.
Currently, the UK stock market is an interesting opportunity for value investors to consider.
Income protection insurance pays a regular monthly amount if you can’t work because you’re unwell, or suffer an injury that results in a loss of earnings.
Thinking of selling your second property? Cashing in a share portfolio? When you sell an asset that’s gone up in value since you bought it, you may have to pay Capital Gains Tax (CGT) on your profits.
We now have more information and responsibility for our retirement savings. But will the future we want be the future we are able to get?
How do finances factor into your lifespan (how long you are alive for) and healthspan (the quality of your life)?
Many people think retirement is for ‘old’ people and this holds them back from engaging with their pensions. But the way we retire has changed radically in the past decade.
In a relatively quiet week for economic data, it was therefore little wonder that investors’ attention was focused on earnings announcements from the bellwether US companies, in a welcome return to market fundamentals rather than geopolitics.
Many of us find it hard to think about ourselves, or our parents needing help as we get older. And when we do start to think about it – perhaps in our 50s or 60s – the cost implications can make us wince.
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