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The UK Budget and Your UK pensions
With the UK Autumn Budget set for 26 November 2025, there’s already plenty of chatter about what might change – especially when it comes to pensions. But before you start making any big decisions, let’s look at what you really need to do right now. What are some of the rumoured changes? There’s speculation that…
FINANCIAL WEEK IN A GLANCE: KEY TRENDS
Markets closed down significantly on Friday and have started this week poorly. US stocks entered a bear market, Treasury yields spiked to levels not seen in a decade and the Dollar rallied as the fallout from a hot inflation reading continued to rattle global trading already shaken by worries the Federal Reserve will plunge the…
Saving For Retirement Is No Longer A Lifetime Away
In the 2016 budget the UK Government announced the introduction of the Lifetime ISA, a scheme through which 18-40 year olds can invest up to £4,000 per year until the age of 50, at which point the Government would add a 25% bonus to the total funds deposited. The Lifetime ISA would be accessed tax-free…
A WEEK IN FINANCIAL MARKETS
In the UK, the FTSE 100 fell almost 2% on Thursday to close out its worst month since the early days of the Covid pandemic with the Index falling more than 5% over the month of June. US equities rebounded to break a four-day skid in a thinly-traded Friday session that featured multiple flips between…
Brexit Makes UK Boarding Schools an Attractive Proposition to Expat Parents
Britain’s decision to leave the European Union has led to a devaluation of the Pound, which has made the large fees charged by UK boarding schools more affordable to expat families. The average UK boarding school fees are around £25,000, and some currencies such as the Bahraini Dinar, have become worth twice as much as…
Theresa May Sets Out Ambitious Brexit Goals In Landmark Speech
British Prime Minister Theresa May outlined her ambitious plans for post-Brexit Britain in a landmark speech, outlining a collaborative future with the EU but confirming that Britain will firmly shut the door on the core EU policies of single market access and free movement of people. May’s address to EU diplomats in the Long Gallery…