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In February 2015 we successfully achieved Investors in Young People accreditation, the only people management standard that focuses on the employer’s recruitment and retention of
Spending more or waiting longer? The newly launched State Pension voluntary contribution could be beneficial to you in retirement, but is deferring your pension a
The basic state pension will rise by nearly 3% next April. The Autumn Statement confirmed that the basic state pension will rise by £3.35 a
The Office for National Statistics (ONS) has been looking at attitudes to private savings. Which one of the options below do you think would be
The United States Federal reserve has moved closer to an interest rate rise this month. In September the USA’s central bank, the Federal Reserve (the
We were one of six advisory businesses that collected a coveted Gold Standard award at a ceremony in the House of Commons on 26th November
Planning ahead for 2016 Winter is definitely here and, as the evenings shorten and the temperature falls, it’s a good time to read our last
The Chancellor’s third round of surprises this year The Autumn Statement was full of surprises. One of the greatest was George Osborne’s U-turn over tax
National Savings is both reducing and increasing interest rates, but its real rate challenge lies ahead In September, National Savings & Investments (NS&I) announced that
The Summer Budget contained two important changes to buy-to-let taxation. In the run up to the July Budget there were a number of stories in
The forthcoming limit on tax relief for interest on buy-to-let mortgages could affect more than just your rental income The July Budget included an attack
HM Revenue & Customs’ accelerated payments programme has now collected £1 billion from users of tax avoidance schemes Last year HMRC gained the power to
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