Last month ‘nothing much happened’ on the world’s stock markets. As you’ll see this month two markets were significantly ahead.
Research shows that pension freedom has led to thousands taking large sums from their pensions only to put the money in low-interest savings.
Whilst the Brexit result may make the UK look distant from Europe, when it comes to retirement, we may be closer than you think.
One of the most frequent mistakes made is planning for too short a retirement and without having alternative plan to turn to.
Deutsche Bank has been battling to reduce a $14bn penalty from the US authorities for mis-selling mortgage bonds.
A goal for many for retirement is to enjoy their home after finishing their mortgage. Owning outright however, is becoming more difficult.
A recent report has shown some worrying figures surrounding those who have nothing saved for when they finish working.
It was great to welcome 30 clients and guests to our first Golf Day at High Legh Golf Park, where the weather was great.
While the stock markets did little in September, one thing that was definitely up was the price of oil. Meanwhile, life in North Korea continued as normal with Supreme Leader Kim Jong-un banning sarcasm.
Whilst pension freedoms still feel like a recent development for many, they have now been in place since their April 2015.