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An Evening of Carols with Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) Foundation

Tis the season to be jolly, and what could be jollier than a festive evening of carols?

Investment tips for high earners

At the last count, there were around 364,000 people in the UK paying additional rate tax (45% on taxable income over £150,000).

Last Week in the City: The Fed steals Christmas

Garry White, Chief Investment Commentator, looks at the market-moving events that have shaped UK equity markets this week (December 17 to 21, 2018).

Trump’s public spat with Powell helps no-one

The market did not like the Federal Reserve’s interest rate rise this week. Garry White takes a look at why.

Charles Stanley News

Charles Stanley expands intermediary sales team with new hires.

Charles Stanley has appointed three new members of staff – Marie Lawrence, Sean Osborne and Matthew Honour - to its Intermediary Sales Team in a move that demonstrates its commitment to its regional IFA network.

Charles Stanley opens Aberdeen office in Scottish expansion push.

Charles Stanley, one of the UK’s leading wealth managers, has further strengthened its presence in Scotland, with the opening of a new office in Aberdeen.

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Can new cars drive better returns?

John Redwood, Charles Stanley’s Chief Global Economist, looks at the current difficulties faced by the car industry.

The Fed fights the markets

John Redwood, Charles Stanley’s Chief Global Economist, looks at the Federal Reserve’s decision to raise interest rates.

Will we see more of the same in 2019?

John Redwood, Charles Stanley’s Chief Global Economist, looks at market prospects for next year after a shaky end to 2018.

Charles Stanley Oxford expands in 2018 with new hires

Wealth manager Charles Stanley has expanded its Oxford office with a raft of new hires.

Will a splinternet end the World Wide Web?

Concerns about security and nationalism are leading to increased web censorship. Many feel the internet will split into different parts – a move that would change the world significantly.