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View all our past events and webinars including topics on tax, pensions and ESG

Register for our upcoming webinars throughout the year on a variety of topics

View all our past webinars including topics on tax, pensions and ESG

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Inflation rises: Pressure on borrowers, boost for savers

20th December 2024

Inflation has risen to 2.6%, adding pressure on borrowers but offering savers competitive rates. Learn how this impacts interest rates and savings opportunities.

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Don’t let redundancy derail your future

16th December 2024

Prepare for financial shocks like redundancy with our expert advice. Learn to build cash reserves, optimize redundancy payments, and secure your financial future.

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More being caught in 60% tax trap

13th December 2024

A freedom of information request by the Financial Times to HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) revealed that the number of individuals caught in the 60% tax trap had risen by 45% in just two years.

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21 May 2024

How to escape the tax raid on your wealth

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