Our Autumn Statement Analysis breaks down the Chancellor’s recent announcement, outlining what it means for you and helping you to plan for the upcoming calendar year.
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Autumn Statement 23: ‘Last roll of the dice’ for government pre-election
Following the Autumn Statement, Andy Butcher provides his reaction to Jeremy Hunt’s announcement, for Investment Week.
Autumn Statement 23: ‘Last roll of the dice’ for government pre-election
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Insight on Inheritance tax ahead of the expected general election next year
Andy Butcher spoke with the Telegraph on Inheritance tax ahead of the expected general election next year.
‘Clock is ticking’ to save Britain from inheritance tax before a Labour government
Parents caught out on inheritance tax by visiting homes gifted to children
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Clouds of war shroud financial markets
In this month’s Market Commentary, Raymond James European Strategist, Jeremy Batstone-Carr, discusses the reactions of the financial markets to the conflict in the Middle East. Plus, a look at inflation and interest rates.
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Sailing on strange seas
Our latest Investment Strategy Quarterly looks at various geopolitical and macroeconomic themes, including consumer debt and employment, pension planning, and next year’s US election. Read all this and more in Investment Strategy Quarterly: Sailing on strange seas.
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How parents can dodge Labour’s private school fees raid – and save £60,000
Andy Butcher spoke with the Telegraph on considerations to undertake regarding private school fees.
How parents can dodge Labour’s private school fees raid – and save £60,000
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The centre holds
In this month’s Market Commentary, Raymond James’ European Strategist, Jeremy Batstone-Carr, discusses the global financial markets, takes a look at the UK and US economies, plus he examines recent challenges in China.
Great Expectations
July has proved a strong month for investors in the financial markets, particularly across the stock markets of Western developed economies. Returns were generated against a backdrop of economic resilience, especially in the United States where, despite the Federal Reserve having raised interest rates in excess of 5.00%-points in little over a year, growth has persisted and even exceeded expectations.
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The easy fix that could spare thousands of middle-class families from inheritance tax
Andy Butcher provided comments on areas to be considered regarding Inheritance tax with The Telegraph.
How inheritance tax punishes the families of those who die young
The easy fix that could spare thousands of middle-class families from inheritance tax
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Moving to the Next Stage
This year marks the 110th edition of the Tour de France, the most prestigious bicycle race in the world. And like the markets, the Tour is always challenging—and evolving. The three-week, grueling 2,200+ mile route changes every year and, surprisingly, starts in different countries—this year in Spain versus the UK, the Netherlands, Germany, Belgium, and Denmark over the previous five years! The point is, just like the Tour, economic and market cycles have different starting points, and no two routes are alike.
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