Newsletters

Here you will find our quarterly newsletter providing topical and current advice on all aspects of financial planning. These newsletters are intended to bring a few important, topical, issues to your attention. If you would like to discuss any of them (or any other aspect of your financial planning) in detail, please telephone for an appointment.

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The Adviser - Changes in the world of Financial Services

The Adviser - Changes in the world of Financial Services

Q3 2024

In this issue we take a look at interest rates, political concerns and US markets
The Adviser - Changes in the world of Financial Services

The Adviser - Changes in the world of Financial Services

Q4 2023

In this issue we take a look at interest rates, bonds and the FTSE
The Adviser - Changes in the world of Financial Services

The Adviser - Changes in the world of Financial Services

Q1 2024

In this issue we take a look at FTSE, inflation and the budget
The Adviser - Changes in the world of Financial Services

The Adviser - Changes in the world of Financial Services

Q2 2024

In this issue we take a look at FTSE, inflation and the election

UK News

Royal Mail letters sit undelivered 'for weeks' as parcels prioritised, staff say
Staff and customers tell the BBC prioritising parcels can mean missed NHS appointments and late payment fines.
Lloyds boss accepts concern over use of staff data in pay talks
The bank was criticised for comparing employees' spending habits to the wider public as part of wage negotiations.
Brewdog staff 'upset and concerned' by sale plans
Unite said workers had been left in the dark over their futures after the craft beer firm announced plans to explore new investment.
ByteDance to curb AI video app after Disney legal threat
Videos featuring Spider-Man and other characters which are Disney's intellectual property have gone viral since Seedance's update.
Bedding firm backs down on 'Swift Home' trademark after Taylor Swift appeal
Swift’s team had flagged similarities between her trademark and the company’s contested design.