Worldwide Financial Planning

The trigger for the turmoil, which saw US equities sell off by about 6 per cent before picking up again, appears to have been rising infection rates in both the US and Europe.

In February, it was reported that 1.78m people in the UK had a persistent debt.

The pound duly rallied causing the export heavy FTSE 100 to fall.

Roosevelt said, we are a part of the land and it is a part of us.

Whilst a few people I know laughed at the beginning of the columns about the potential of negative rates, the reality is coming home to roost after the Bank of England’s comments this week.

This week we have seen movement in the three main issues facing the UK: coronavirus, the recession it caused and Brexit.