This piece first appeared in International Adviser As investors and advisers in the UK recover from the annual scrabble to meet all those end-of-financial-year deadlines, it is worth asking why…
The end of the financial year is looming. There are several jobs many of us may need to consider before midnight on April 5th (in practice 1st April, given the…
This piece first appeared in the Financial Times Few things cause more strife and anxiety among families than decisions about the provision and funding of later-life care. More than 400,000…
As the seismic waves of the Coronavirus pandemic crashed over the UK economy last year, many companies slashed their dividends. By the end of 2020 the FTSE 100 had seen…
The first confirmed case of Coronavirus in the UK was on January 29th 2020, when a Chinese student in York and his mother, recently arrived from Wuhan, called the NHS…
We know the government is racking up a huge debt for its response to Covid-19. We weren’t expecting the bill to land in the Budget, but we know it’s coming.…
It’s one of the most complex tax charges on the records – you virtually need a degree in financial planning to understand it. And it’s slowly creeping up on more…
Momentum behind corporate climate ambition is building and our expectations are rising in tandem. Where we used to applaud companies that set targets and announced bold intentions, now we require…
This piece first appeared in the Financial Times in February 2021 Many of us associate romantic love with our youth. But a growing number find the flames of passion kindled in…
Can there be anyone left who hasn’t helpfully uttered or been the red-faced recipient of that phrase over the course of the last year? It captures not only the extraordinary…
Welcome to Sustainable World – our newsletter that addresses some of the issues facing investors looking to invest sustainably. In this edition Patrick Trueman looks at the future for big…
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