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Get your ducks in a row for the 2022/23 tax year

April 20, 2022

Effective tax planning strategies can help shield you from the chill this spring. While there’s minimal change in the operation and structure of the taxation of UK individuals in the 2022/23 tax year, the ‘no change’ element is significant. Excluding the 1.25 percentage point increase [...]

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Getting a mortgage when retired – what you need to know

March 28, 2022

Becoming a homeowner later in life is not uncommon these days, but is it possible to get a mortgage if you’re retired? All the fives It’s true that getting a mortgage becomes a lot harder after the age of 55. First because it is more [...]

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Spring Forecast Statement

March 24, 2022

Following the Chancellor’s Spring Forecast Statement, we have produced an overview of the key points. Click here to read more.

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Making savings for your children work

March 10, 2022

Many parents are keen to give their children a flying start financially by putting aside money throughout their childhood. Mums have been shown to be more likely to take the lead in this area, with most savings being held in cash products, such as cash [...]

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Thomson Tyndall – Market Update

February 24, 2022

With the caveat that short term prediction in volatile markets is generally a fool’s errand, we thought it might be helpful to provide a few comments on markets following the news that the tensions between Russia and Ukraine have, today, escalated into an invasion of [...]

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Consumers and investors tune in to tackle climate change

February 10, 2022

More than half (57%) of consumers want their pension to be invested responsibly to help tackle climate change, but only one in seven people who have a pension have taken steps to invest it responsibly¹. Climate change and the environment are bigger concerns for most [...]

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Thomson Tyndall – Market Update

January 31, 2022

In spite of a generally favourable outlook for most of the global economy, with the diminishing impact of Covid and the lockdown measures designed to curb its spread, financial markets have been quite volatile since the start of 2022. Globally equity markets have dropped c.7% [...]

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Building financial resilience in 2022

January 13, 2022

The new year is the perfect time to reassess how your finances are faring and take advantage of any opportunities that may lie ahead. Household budgets are likely to be stretched in 2022, with rising inflation and tax increases already on the table. It makes [...]

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Autumn Budget and Spending Review

October 27, 2021

Following the Chancellor’s Autumn Budget and Spending Review, we have produced an overview of the key points. Click here to read more.

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Autumn: a time of change and preparation

October 21, 2021

As the darker evenings and colder days of autumn approach, our thoughts often turn to hunkering down and preparing for the winter months. A season traditionally associated with change, preservation and preparation, autumn is a perfect time to get your finances organised before the rush [...]

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