The financial markets may be complex in many ways, but in other ways they are very simple. After a turbulent few weeks, the appointment of a new Chancellor in Jeremy Hunt and the subsequent instalment of a new Prime Minister in Rishi Sunak has given the markets the one thing they crave more than anything […]
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The Government may not have called Friday’s ‘fiscal event’ a Budget, but it certainly packed more of a punch than many Budgets put together. In just over 25 minutes on his feet, new Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng took the biggest economic and political gamble in 50 years – the last time there was a tax cutting […]
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In any other week, the Government’s much trailed announcement on energy prices would have dominated the news headlines. However, for entirely understandable reasons, Prime Minister Liz Truss’s package of measures – which could cost up to £150billion – almost slipped under the radar. A typical household energy bill will be capped at £2,500 annually until […]
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The sooner the Conservative leadership race is concluded, the better. In the current economic climate, the last thing the UK needs is a caretaker Prime Minister managing the shop, and with no authority to take decisions on the pressing issues of the day, most notably the continuing cost of living and energy crisis. We now […]
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Last week was Mental Health Awareness Week and one of our clients, Lee Mooney, has recently taken on a Trustee role at a local mental health charity. One in four people will experience a mental health problem in the UK every year. We all deserve support when in need, but we know how difficult it […]
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Market confidence returns after chaotic few weeks
/0 Comments/in News /by EdwardLambThe financial markets may be complex in many ways, but in other ways they are very simple. After a turbulent few weeks, the appointment of a new Chancellor in Jeremy Hunt and the subsequent instalment of a new Prime Minister in Rishi Sunak has given the markets the one thing they crave more than anything […]
Kwarteng rolls the dice with UK’s economy
/0 Comments/in News /by EdwardLambThe Government may not have called Friday’s ‘fiscal event’ a Budget, but it certainly packed more of a punch than many Budgets put together. In just over 25 minutes on his feet, new Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng took the biggest economic and political gamble in 50 years – the last time there was a tax cutting […]
Testing times for UK & global economy
/0 Comments/in News /by EdwardLambIn any other week, the Government’s much trailed announcement on energy prices would have dominated the news headlines. However, for entirely understandable reasons, Prime Minister Liz Truss’s package of measures – which could cost up to £150billion – almost slipped under the radar. A typical household energy bill will be capped at £2,500 annually until […]
New PM will need to hit the ground running
/0 Comments/in News /by EdwardLambThe sooner the Conservative leadership race is concluded, the better. In the current economic climate, the last thing the UK needs is a caretaker Prime Minister managing the shop, and with no authority to take decisions on the pressing issues of the day, most notably the continuing cost of living and energy crisis. We now […]
Can you help mental health charity Chapter?
/0 Comments/in News /by EdwardLambLast week was Mental Health Awareness Week and one of our clients, Lee Mooney, has recently taken on a Trustee role at a local mental health charity. One in four people will experience a mental health problem in the UK every year. We all deserve support when in need, but we know how difficult it […]