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Breaking down 2024 inflation

Inflation fell in 2024, dropping to 2.5% from 4.0% in 2023. So why didn’t it feel like that?

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Where is your wealth?

One of the nation’s largest investment managers has examined investors’ attitudes in the UK relative to other major developed G7 nations with interesting results.

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What to expect from the Spring Forecast on 26 March

The Chancellor has announced the timing of her next formal report to Parliament.

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The state of social care: 27 years of promises

How to fund social care has once more moved into the political spotlight.

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What does 31 January mean for online sellers?

The end of January was not only the deadline for personal tax returns but also marked a new tax era for online sellers.

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2024: a year of growth for investments

The global market outlook showed an improvement for 2024 with the US achieving more than 20% returns for a second consecutive year.

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National Savings & Investments and cuts

National Savings & Investments (NS&I) has been busy reducing its interest rates in recent months.

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Inheritance tax revisited

The Budget brought inheritance tax (IHT) into the news headlines, but its impact is not well understood.  

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Attitudes to retirement

A recent survey has raised questions about retirement readiness.

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From new year to year end – keeping a tax-planning resolution?

As 2025 gets under way, it is once again the time of year to start considering your tax year-end planning.

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