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Latest News
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Withdrawing from your pension early should only be a last resort.
Jonathan Watts-Lay highlights some of the things to consider before taking money from your pension early, and explains why it really should only be a last resort.
24th November 2020
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WEALTH at work listed as one of the ‘1000 companies to Inspire Britain’ 2020.
WEALTH at work has once again been acknowledged as one of the 1000 Companies to Inspire Britain by the London Stock Exchange Group.
19th November 2020
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Pension withdrawals rise during the pandemic: do individuals really understand their actions?
New figures from HMRC[1] show 347,000 people withdrew from their pensions throughout July, August and September 2020. This is a 6% increase on the same figures from last year, and a 2% rise compared to the previous three months, which is not the usual seasonal pattern.
9th November 2020
Market Updates
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Market update – 18th November 2020.
With the US Presidential election effectively settled, coronavirus is again the main driver of global equity markets.
18th November 2020
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Market Update – 11th November 2020.
We have previously stated that while the US Presidential election was important, it is progress on a coronavirus vaccine that will have a far greater impact on global equity markets as a vaccine will allow economies to fully reopen and thus speed up the economic recovery.
11th November 2020
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Market Update – Wednesday 4th November.
Although the polls and news reports over recent weeks have suggested that it was Joe Biden’s (a Democrat) election to lose, we have warned that the US Presidential election was likely to be tight (simply because, as with voting Conservative or for Brexit in the UK, there are potentially lots of Americans that don’t want to admit to voting for Donald Trump) and as a consequence could potentially be contested and decided in the courts.
4th November 2020