NEWS
As the end of the UK tax year approaches, it’s time for a dive into your finances to make sure you’ve taken advantage of all the available opportunities as well as fulfilling your obligations. Here’s an easy comprehensive list of 20 things to check for personal and business taxes as April approaches.
There has been plenty of press coverage on the various aspects of the budget that affects individuals. What does seem to be missing is any coverage of the 8.5% increase to state pensions in April. Please read the article that highlights what has been announced.
Woosh! Who’s enjoyed watching interest rates on savings rocket? Of course, if you’re a mortgage-payer these are very challenging times.
‘Nepo babies’ have been in the media spotlight recently. Those children who slide effortless into fabulous careers, seemingly due to their parents’ fame, connections….and money.
Hands up who wants to pay more tax? We thought so! It’s a no-brainer that we should all make the most of the key tax-efficient ways of saving and investing our hard-earned cash.
The end of the financial year is nearly upon us, and it’s time to get in quick and make the most of exemptions before April is upon us. But that’s not all that should be on your financial spring cleaning list.
At this moment in time, I feel that the financial indicators for potential profits in the year ahead are positive and many fund managers share this view. We will see (of course) but we are also mindful of a host of new risks but also new opportunities.
Fancy slipping a little monetary something into a loved one’s stocking this holiday season? Stop right there! However well-intentioned the gesture, there are plenty of factors you should consider beforehand to make sure you’re giving in a tax-efficient way that will help you as well as them.
I am sure that you will have followed the news closely in the last couple of days and there will be a lot of comment about the changes announced in the Budget. As financial planners, It is important to be up to date about any changes in the Budget.