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Latest News
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Survey results reveal the fears Trustees have for members approaching retirement.
WEALTH at work has conducted a survey with PMI to investigate the concerns Trustees have for their members in the run up to their retirement and what support provisions they have in place.
21st June 2021
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Wealth at Work Announces Investment from Aquiline Capital Partners.
Wealth at Work Group Limited is pleased to announce that it has agreed to investment from Aquiline Capital Partners, a private investment firm based in New York and London with $6.4 billion in assets under management.
1st June 2021
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How to identify if you are at risk of a pension tax charge and what you can do.
Someone aged 45, with a pension fund of £400,000 and a salary of £50,000, could have a pension fund of £1,381,000 by the time they retire at 65.
27th April 2021
Market Updates
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Market Update – 23rd June 2021.
After last week’s hawkish ‘dot plot’ surprise from the US central bank, we said markets were getting way ahead of themselves as it was far too early to conclude that the current economic reflation is over and that we will see significantly higher interest rates in the coming years.
23rd June 2021
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Market Update – 16th June 2021.
Despite a number of economic data releases, global equity markets have effectively gone nowhere so far this week as everyone is waiting for the conclusion of this evening’s Fed monetary policy.
17th June 2021
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Market Update – 10th June 2021.
There has been no significant economic data releases so far this week, and given inflation continues to be the hot topic, all eyes are on the US CPI inflation reading which will be released later today.
10th June 2021