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What are my retirement options for my pension?

By Worldwide Financial Planning

Categories Financial Planning, Pension, Company pension

The options are to: immediately take an Annuity; a Flexible Access Drawdown; Retire later; take as Regular Lump Sum Withdrawals; Take the Whole Pension Pot; or a combination of the above.

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MIXED UPDATES FROM US TECH STOCKS UNSETTLE MARKETS AS BANK OF ENGLAND CUTS RATES

By Worldwide Financial Planning

Categories Financial Planning, Investment, Mortgage, Pension

The performance of US tech stocks over the last two years and the narrowness of that rally has generated a lot of concern about whether revenue growth and lofty valuations are sustainable. This week’s updates from US tech stocks have not been terrible.

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Using equity release for Inheritance Tax planning

By Worldwide Financial Planning

Categories Financial Planning, Inheritance Tax

I covered the methods of mitigating Inheritance Tax last week and was asked a question regarding equity release to mitigate the tax where the property or home may be causing the tax.

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June US FOMC Meeting

By Worldwide Financial Planning

Categories Business Finance, Investment, Mortgage, Pension

The FOMC meeting came off the back of a decent CPI print. May’s inflation data came in softer than consensus expectations with headline CPI decelerating slightly to 3.3% versus 3.4% in April.

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Evelyn Partners Update - UK April CPI Inflation

By Worldwide Financial Planning

Categories Financial Planning, Investment, Mortgage, Pension

In monthly terms, CPI was 0.3% (consensus: 0.1%), compared to 0.6% in March. Similarly, core CPI inflation (ex-energy, food, alcohol and tobacco) came in at 3.9% (consensus: 3.6%) vs 4.2% in March.

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‘YIELDS ARE FALLING AS ECONOMIC DATA POINTS TO A DROP IN ACTIVITY’

By Worldwide Financial Planning

Categories Investment

An end to the interest rate hiking cycle would be welcomed by US consumers, who have seen new US mortgage rates spend four weeks above 7% for just the third time this century. Despite this, new home loan applications increased by 2.3% in the week ending August 25.

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