Dividends and coronavirus: Will your income be affected?
As companies announce they’re suspending or reducing dividend payments, you may be worried about what it means for you. Find out more…
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Is now the time to invest?
With stock markets falling, is now the ‘right’ time to invest? It may seem like a straightforward question, but your personal goals…
Have you thought about your financial well-being recently?
We all try to take care of our emotional and physical well-being, but have you given the same consideration to the importance…
Pembroke Financial Services Winter 2019/2020 Newsletter – Money Wise
What’s next? …into the new decade. 2019 was quite a year. In the final few months of the year the upheaval and…
The search for yields gets harder
In September the Bank of England held off from following the Federal Reserve (the Fed) and the European Central Bank (the ECB)…
Holding your nerve in volatile times – Autumn Newsletter
Welcome to your Autumn 2019 newsletter. We hope you enjoy reading it. It’s almost impossible these days not to think of that…
Who are the top 1% of income tax payers?
The top 1% of income tax payers account for 27% of all the UK’s income tax collected, but who are they? A…
A bumpy ride for August on the stock markets
August was a rollercoaster month for international markets with interest rates, trade wars and Brexit contributing to a bumpy ride. Stock markets,…
ISA’s – Happy 20th birthday!!
ISAs celebrate their 20th birthday this April. If you haven’t reviewed yours in a while, this a good opportunity to ensure they…
China emerges on to the investment stage
Chinese investment markets set to become increasingly important part of investment portfolios as share of Emerging Markets Index likely to quadruple. China…
The world’s share markets mostly saw falls in 2018
2018 was a much more volatile year than its predecessor for investors as Brexit and Trump worried the markets. 2018 was a…
The importance of diversifying your investments
We have seen how unexpected events can impact on investment markets – last year with Brexit and Trump and this year with…
