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How much do you want to leave the taxman?
“Inheritance Tax is a voluntary levy paid by those who distrust their heirs more than they dislike the Inland Revenue” Roy Jenkins, ex-Labour chancellor, famously quipped in 1986.
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Little trouble in big China, or something more worrying?
Chinese shares have been under pressure recently as authorities moved to clamp down on regulatory concerns and certain business activities.
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Investing to feel good
There is no perfect portfolio to reflect a single political or world view, but discussions between generations can help construct a portfolio that earns good returns and makes the family feel they are doing some good.
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Uncertainties persist, but the Fed should keep control
As we head through mid-year, most equity investors should be reasonably satisfied.
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Daniel Riddaway shortlisted for Professional Pensions Rising Stars Awards
Charles Stanley is pleased to announce Daniel Riddaway has been shortlisted for Investment Manager of the Year at the Professional Pensions Rising Star Awards 2021.
Recommended Offer for Charles Stanley
The Boards of Charles Stanley and Raymond James have reached agreement on the terms of a recommended acquisition of Charles Stanley by Raymond James.
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Charles Stanley helps pupils at Embley take on the City
Embley’s Stock Market Investment Club has become the UK’s first group of school children to trade on the London Stock Exchange with the support of Charles Stanley as its investment manager.
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Don’t get burned by a drought fund
Droughts, wildfires and flooding are occurring at an increasing rate. As the number of investments products relating to these events soars, it’s essential that investors understand the underlying structure of these investments.
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Green issues preoccupy governments and weigh on shares
Climate change and reducing carbon emissions remain high on the agenda for Governments around the world as they set their sights on a Greener economy.
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Charities working together, working better
Victoria Robinson, Head of the Charity & Not-for-Profit team at Greenwoods GRM LLP, highlights the increasing trend of collaboration across the sector and reminds us of the key points to check before entering into any collaborative arrangement.
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The Fed bosses the markets about inflation
The Federal Reserve remains unconcerned about the prospect of too-high inflation rates but investors should remain watchful of markets buoyed by significant monetary support.
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Last Week in the City: Equities ease after European high
Garry White, Chief Investment Commentator, provides a round-up of the market movements and the global investing outlook for the week ending 16 July 2021.
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An eerie Olympics casts a shadow on recovery
Celebrations are muted in Tokyo ahead of the Olympics as they grapple with another wave of the virus. Elsewhere in the world, there is a mixed pattern of recovery among economies and sectors with digital companies likely to continue to benefit from changes to social and working life.
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Inflation the biggest concern at central banks
Central banks are currently talking a lot about climate change – but the thing they worry about the most is inflation.
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