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“The oncoming recession is a near-certainty… because it’s expressly engineered as an inflation-fighting tool” – Mazars Global Economic Outlook
Written by George Lagarias, Chief Economist at Mazars Private Client The combination of centrifugal forces in global diplomatic and trade relationships, the lack…
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Tony Pitcher TEP elected worldwide Chair of STEP
Tony Pitcher TEP, Chair of the Jersey Board of Altum Group, has been elected as worldwide Chair of STEP, effective 1 January…
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Prime Central London property sales up 48% in 3 years, reveal CapitalRise and Savills
Research from leading prime property finance firm CapitalRise and global property agents Savills has today revealed the strong post-pandemic recovery of the Prime Central London (PCL)…
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Old Mill appoints David Gage as Partner
Old Mill is continuing its drive to become the fastest growing practice in the region with the appointment of highly experienced tax…
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IFA Magazine team mourns the death of Paul Etheridge, the “godfather of financial planning’
It is with tremendous sadness and heartache that we have learned this morning, from the team at Truth Software, of the death…
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ONS report into housing costs impacting households – “I expect a homelessness crisis come the summer” – reaction
Following the ONS report published this morning, Newspage has collected and shared the thoughts of Advisers and brokers. Many are concerned about…
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YFM invests £5.0m Series A in Cloud DevOps disruptor AutomatePro
Through its British Smaller Companies VCTs, YFM Equity Partners (YFM) has completed a £5m Series A investment in AutomatePro, a cloud based…
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“Deadline approaching for state pension top-ups – less than three months left to fill ‘gaping holes’ in NI records” – Steve Webb
A generous Government scheme which allows people to fill historic gaps in their National Insurance record will come to an end in…
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A bevy of black swans: Surprises that could derail the 2023 outlook
Investors are looking forward to a new year that has one redeeming quality – it doesn’t mirror the annus horribilis of 2022.…
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Employers will need to offer better quality support in 2023, says RedArc
With fears of recession building, the cost of living rising and NHS waiting lists lengthening, 2023 looks to be an annus horribilis…
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