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23 July 2018

Coventry’s Growing Economy

According to the Coventry Telegraph a consequence of a growing local economy is increasing house prices. “That growth is forecast to continue, with Coventry’s economy set to outperform many other parts of the West Midlands during the next decade, according to Experian. Coventry’s gross added value is set to climb 17 per cent by 2028.” […]

20 July 2018

The Bank of Mum and Dad

Legal and General has researched trends relating to the Bank of Mum and Dad. The Bank of Mum and Dad is the equivalent of one of a top ten mortgage lenders. 57% of loans are in the form of a gift and only 5% are given as a loan with interest. In 2016 friends and […]

20 July 2018

Planning for Long-Term Care

We work with families planning for long-term care, whether it is their own or for their parents or loved ones. We would therefore interested to read about “the striking regional differences in care home cost and quality across Britain revealed”. The article states “The cost of a care home in the UK has risen – […]

18 July 2018

Residents Shift Towards Rented Accommodation

The BBC reports “The UK is a nation of homeowners but the decade since the financial crisis has seen a shift towards residents living in accommodation rented from a private landlord. This is most clearly illustrated among 35 to 54-year-olds. As the numbers of those getting a mortgage to buy has dropped, so private renting […]

16 July 2018

What are your options when making a Will?

As members of the society of Will Writers were interested to read their analysis on the options available to individuals. “DIY – it is a fact that more Wills fail or are challenged when they have been done by a well-meaning amateur – you know what you want to do, but can you interpret that […]

13 July 2018

Legal and General has researched the unexpected lives of UK pensioners

“If you’ve ever wished that you could retire early, ditch the 9 to 5 and enjoy your freedom, you could be in for a few surprises. In 2017 we spoke with over 2,000 retirees and asked them three simple questions about their retirement. The results were educating, at times funny and occasionally poignant.” Read the […]

12 July 2018

Developing the mid-life MOT

“Supporting workers in mid-life is a key part of being an age-friendly employer. Following the recommendation for a mid-life MOT outlined in the Cridland Review of State Pension age, four organisations – Aviva, Legal & General (L&G), the Pensions Advisory Service (TPAS) and Mercer – have developed and tested how the concept could be delivered […]

11 July 2018

Uncertainty for Britain’s Banks

Until this year, things were looking up for the new generation of banks trying to make their way in Britain’s notoriously tough banking market. But the woes of TSB have raised a question mark over their future. Read more http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-44054906

11 July 2018

Labour’s plan to give workers 10% stake in big firms

How would Labour plan to give workers 10% stake in big firms work? The Guardian reports that “Party pledges shake-up but businesses call employee ownership scheme ‘draconian’”. Read more here.

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