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March 2013
Technical Update from Karen McGrath: Keeping Mum More
March 2013
Technical Update from Graham Bruton: Update for Accountants - Some Opportunities and Consequences from the Finance Bill 2013 More
February 2013
Andrew Merricks Comments on Brighttalk panel More
February 2013
Technical Update 2 from Mark Cardy: At Skerritt Consultants Ltd we often advise clients regarding how they can mitigate Inheritance Tax. More
February 2013
Markets Fall – Panic; Markets Rise – Panic: We’re a strange breed, humans. More
February 2013
Technical Update from Graham Bruton: Child Benefit Income Tax Charge More
January 2013
Technical Update 2 from Mark Cardy: Higher Rate Tax Relief – have you claimed what you are entitled to? More
January 2013
How Did We Do In 2012?: When we take stock of how we did in 2012, it allows us a slight self-congratulatory bask in the knowledge that all of our tactical and benchmarked portfolios outperformed their targets over 12 months. More
December 2012
Technical Update from Mark Cardy: EU Gender Directive – GAD rates and Income Drawdown More
December 2012
The US - The New Europe: It may bit a bit of an exaggeration to describe the United States as the new Europe, but there are similarities between the two in market terms as the run up to the Fiscal Cliff resolution (or non-resolution) picks up pace. More
November 2012
Technical Update from Mark Cardy: 50% Tax - Plan Your Pension Contribution While You Can More
November 2012
As We Go Into The Last Quarter: October is a notoriously dangerous month historically for markets, with more than one crash occurring around the same time as the clocks go back. More
October 2012
That's Europe Sorted. Now Then, What's Next? Well, OK, Europe might not exactly be sorted in the full meaning of the word, but a huge sigh of relief wafted across markets in mid-September when the ECB’s plans were passed as legal by the German court. More
September 2012
Technical Update 2 from Graham Bruton: The EU Gender Directive and Insurance. More
September 2012
Technical Update 1 from Graham Bruton: Annuities Gender Pricing. More
September 2012
Can You All Just Stay On Holiday? : Have you noticed how the nine week rally that we’ve seen on the European stock markets has coincided with the main players being on holiday and a concerted lack of summits? More
July 2012
Technical Update from Graham Bruton: The Six Principles for Good Workplace DC. More
July 2012
No One Said It Would Be Easy: Looking back, it seems laughable that we harboured hope and expectation that the EU leaders would come to some conclusion about their debt crisis even as far back as a year ago. More
June 2012
Technical Update from Graham Bruton: Auto Enrolment Update More
June 2012:
Europe Manages By Crisis: If anything has been demonstrated in recent years it is that Europe manages itself by crisis. More
May 2012:
Technical Update from Graham Bruton: IHT Planning - Three Financial Planning Ideas More
May 2012:
Wasn't Us Guv: Bashing bankers is integrated into UK Society nowadays More
April 2012:
“Only The Fools Are Dancing, But the Bigger Fools Are Watching” More
March 2012:
Greek Fatigue? : After more than five months of negotiations the inevitable happened. More
February 2012:
Tiptoeing Through A Minefield: It really does feel like we’re tiptoeing through a minefield right now. More
January 2012:
Happy New Year?: 2012 seems to have been coming for ever. The year is etched in our minds from the countless references to it, as, of course, this is our Olympic year. More
December 2011:
No such thing as risk free: There’s real fear out there. As the Eurozone debt crisis appears to be entering some kind of final phase More
November 2011:
KICKING THE CAN ROUND THE M25: It’s hard to believe that after what appears to have been one of the most tumultuous financial periods in modern times [forget the “modern” – try “ever” : Ed] More
Technical Update from Graham Bruton Changes to Carry Forward Legistlation More
October 2011
Would You Prefer Hanging Or Firing Squad? Whilst having a choice is nice, it doesn’t necessarily mean that the underlying problem is solved. More
Technical Update from Graham Bruton Lifetime Allowance More
September 2011
It Feels Like There’s Something Out There: What have the Wall Street Crash of 1929, our own Black Monday in 1987, the ejection of Sterling from the Exchange Rate Mechanism in 1992, the sub-prime crisis in 2007 and the Lehman Bros collapse in 2008 got in common? More
Technical Update from Graham Bruton The National Employment Savings Trust More
August 2011
It won’t go away? If there’s one thing that is becoming abundantly clear it is this. More
Technical Update from Graham Bruton We note that the Finance Bill 2011 received Royal Assent on 19 July 2011 More
Technical Update from Graham Bruton I keep reading various articles reminding me that the 50% income tax rate is only likely to be a short term temporary measure. More
July 2011:
Greece: Sticking plaster or longer-term solution? Judging by TV pictures of increasingly large and hostile demonstrations in Athens. More
June 2011:
Sell in May?: We’ve all heard of the old adage “Sell in May and go away, don’t come back ‘til St. Leger Day” More

