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What a Financial Adviser Actually Does Might Surprise You

30th January 2012
Financial advisers act as advisories for your investment, pension and financial plans. There are so many different advisers out there in the market place and each will come with their own personalities, views, opinions and experience levels. Do not be a... Read >
Author: Sarah Shore

Janus Capital Group Mutual Funds

23rd September 2011
The Janus Capital Group is one of the biggest players in the world of mutual funds. Janus has a reputation for looking after its customers' financial interests well and this has paid off over and over again. One of the means whereby a mutual fund grou... Read >
Author: Owen Jones

Equity Release Providers – A New Route for Managing Financial Crisis

19th September 2011
Equity release providers are not bad people. In fact, they are the ones who help the old people in the UK live their lives more peacefully. And equity release is fast becoming a preferred route for many who find themselves in financial crisis. It is parti... Read >
Author: Lewis Carroll

14 Questions You Should Ask Your Accountant Part 2

04th July 2011
Hopefully you all enjoyed Part 1, but for those who haven’t read it yet, Part 1 of 14 Questions you should ask your Accountant So; let’s carry on! Question 8 ’ Do you have specialist knowledge of areas which are important to me, or do you have in-h... Read >
Author: BenW2811

Jumbo CD Rates Are Better Than Most

03rd June 2011
The recession has been real and unfortunately it has had a devastating impact on the economy and on consumer confidence. Many have suffered great hardship as a consequence and we are deeply and genuinely sympathetic for all thus affected. Since consumer c... Read >
Author: Andrew Greer

Tips On How To Make Your House Move Stress Free!

05th April 2011
Copyright (c) 2011 Robert Gray Moving house is said to be one of life's most stressful experiences - it is up there with getting married, getting divorced and having a baby! However, moving house doesn't have to be stressful - a little of bit of pl... Read >
Author: Robert Gray Solicitor

Supplementing Your Pension with Equity Release

30th March 2011
Supplementing Your Pension with Equity Release Pension issues affect everyone in the UK. For many retired Britons, these issues are all too real since they face them on a daily basis. However, they are able to live on a small pension and their limited ... Read >
Author: barry summers

Top Tips to Maximise Your ISA Allowance

16th March 2011
In the current economic environment, investing in ISA’s for a tax-free return on your money is a good way to make your finances stretch further. The current overall ISA tax-break is £10,200 annually – and the good news is that this limit will be raised... Read >
Author: Fidelity UK

A Guide on Buying Shares

04th March 2011
In deciding whether to buy shares or not, one thing you also have to decide: whether what type of broker you need and what kind of dealing will suit your needs. Among the deals and services which are commonly offered by brokers for a person who shows inte... Read >
Author: Angela Bryant

Buying Shares

02nd March 2011
One of the popular choices of businessmen to make good investments is buying shares in the stock market. For years and years, they have been doing this since it assures them of profit. A share is defined as the evidence of an ownership that represent... Read >
Author: Angela Bryant

How Do I Know If I Am Eligible For Equity Release?

26th February 2011
Each type of Equity Release plan has different eligibility criteria, so you must always check the details with the provider. There are however, some general rules: *The youngest applicant must be over the age of 55 (for some plans this may be as high as ... Read >
Author: Stitch Rojas

When Is Inheritance Tax Payable In A Will?

26th February 2011
Inheritance tax is due at 40% of a person's estate and it is required to be paid on the value of an estate, which includes certain gifts and assets, that calculate to be more than £325,000 or if you are married or in a civil partnership £650,000. Any esta... Read >
Author: cgyles6819

What does UK Private Medical Insurance cover?

19th January 2011
In the UK Private medical insurance (PMI) is available for individuals, families and businesses and it is intended to pay for medical treatment for unforeseen acute medical conditions. Acute conditions are those that are treatable and curable. Private med... Read >
Author: sharondarochelle40

Tax Relief Capital Gains Tax Taper Relief

10th January 2011
Of course, the above is not legal or accounting advice - it is for informational purposes only. Before making any decisions regarding legal or tax matters, it is vital that you consult a licensed professional lawyer or tax accountant.Make sure you use a f... Read >
Author: Stacy Wallace

Group Health Insurance a Vital Employee Benefit

07th January 2011
All good employers understand the need for their staff to have group health insurance. All will know the importance and peace of mind to staff that having group health insurance means, they will also see it as a staff retention tool. Those employers t... Read >
Author: sharondarochelle40
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