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Impact of Brexit on Private Pensions UK
Brexit has been and gone while the impact of Britain leaving the European Union seems to have little impact on personal pensions. Politicians feared the sky would fall in if the nation voted to uncouple from the EU, but that concern seems to have passed. Many financial experts are now taking the view that…
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Credence SME Academy Event Dubai
Credence International are proud to partner with the SME Academy providing an educational framework to SME’s in the GCC Region.
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The difference between Personal & State UK Pensions
One of the much-admired benefits of living in a welfare state like Britain is the state pension. The pension is designed to give everyone enough money to cover the cost of a basic lifestyle in retirement. For anyone wanting more to spend when they give up work, a personal or workplace pension is a…
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Early retirement planning for UK expats
The problem with saving for retirement is no one know how long they are likely to live or if they need to spend a huge slice of their wealth in funding long-term care costs if their health fails in later years. At best, all an expat can do is make some reasonable saving decisions…
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Donald Trump confirmed as the next US President
Now that the dust has settled, Donald Trump has emerged victorious in the 2016 US Presidential election and is scheduled to be sworn in as President on 20 January 2017. Meanwhile, the Republican Party also secured a clean sweep of Congress, gaining majorities in both the House of Representatives and Senate. This will potentially remove…
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Your £1m pension could be worth £21,000 a year
Having a million pound pension sounds impressive – but few retirement savers realise what that really means as money to spend once they have given up work. The number is the lifetime allowance limit for the maximum any retirement saver can have in a pension fund. Financial firm Royal London have calculated that a…
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