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11 March 2019

Making auto-enrolment happen

We have been working with organisations prior to the introduction of auto-enrolment to ensure they were ready and support them in ensuring they are compliant. Money Observer comments “Almost three-quarters of employees now contribute to a workplace pension with 73 per cent of UK employees enrolled in 2017 – up from fewer than 47 per […]

7 March 2019

Financial Planning for the Self Employed

According to East Midlands Business Link: “The UK’s strong labour market is being driven by the self-employed, the Association of Independent Professionals and the Self-Employed – IPSE – has said. IPSE welcomed data released today by the Office for National Statistics showing that the number of people in work has risen to another record high […]

7 March 2019

Saving the High Street

The BBC reports on “three things that could save the High Street” after a very bleak 2018 for retailers. Read more

7 March 2019

Global Attitudes towards Ageing

Ipsos reports “ Globally, just one in three (33%) are looking forward to old age. There are some significant differences between countries, with some feeling much more positive about old age including three quarters (73%) in India and two thirds (67%) in Turkey. Only six countries are positive on balance. At the other end of […]

6 March 2019

Brexit Effect

The Coventry Telegraph reports “Nearly four in every 10 small and medium-sized companies in the Midlands think their business will be worse off because of Brexit. New YouGov research, conducted by the Telegraph and Yorkshire Bank, asked small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in the region to consider the impact that leaving the EU will have […]

5 March 2019

Privately Educated

The Guardian reports “The average fee for attending a top private school has risen past £17,000 a year for the first time, despite climbing at the slowest rate for more than 20 years, according to the annual census of leading independent schools. Data collected from the 1,300 members of the Independent Schools Council (ISC) – […]

5 March 2019

Independent Advisers Finding the Right Solution

As independent financial advisers, Cotswold Independent Financial Services, assess the whole of the market to ensure we provide the best fit with our clients’ needs through our due diligence process. We sometimes use Discretionary Fund Managers, DFMs, and one such provider has recently written an article entitled “Time to look in new places for income”. […]

1 March 2019

Coventry in a nutshell

There are 139,520 dwellings and in 2018 there were 9,845 active businesses, which is lower than the average for the West Midlands and the UK. The average age of all residents is 32 and the life expectancy for a male is 78.5 and 82.4 for a female. Read more.

28 February 2019

First-time buyers: should you invest in a buy-to-let property in 2019?

“Discover the pros and cons of property investment for first-time buyers”. The article includes for first-time property investment: five key things when it comes to landlord responsibilities. Read more.

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Making auto-enrolment happen

Financial Planning for the Self Employed

Saving the High Street

Global Attitudes towards Ageing

Brexit Effect

Privately Educated

Independent Advisers Finding the Right Solution

Coventry in a nutshell

First-time buyers: should you invest in a buy-to-let property in 2019?

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