In the UK, Theresa May has summoned everyone to the polls on 8th June. In the French Presidential election will be a fight between Emmanuel Macron and Marine le Pen. And in North Korea tensions between Kim Jong-un and Donald Trump threaten peace and stability.
During a surprise announcement outside Downing Street on the morning of 18th April, Theresa May set the date of the next UK general election as the 8th June 2017, almost three full years before the previously expected date of May 2020.
In the Budget earlier this month, the Chancellor Philip Hammond announced a 25% charge for people moving their pension abroad.
The new government-backed savings bond from NS&I is the first savings account which will only be offered online.
When someone dies and leaves a will, an executor is usually appointed in the will to deal with the deceased person’s estate.
Making Tax Digital (MTD) – the scheme to make digital record keeping mandatory and implement a number of changes to modernise the tax system.
It’s tempting to think that Brexit is the only story worth reporting: in fact, there was plenty happening in March.
One of the most significant announcements of the Spring Budget was the change to the amount of tax-free dividends that can be received.
Mrs. May has decided to stick to her proposed timetable of opening the two year window for formal negotiations from the end of March.
A recent study has revealed the worrying statistic that over a fifth of all people with multiple pensions have lost track of at least one.