Newspage Raws
Questions we’ve put to Newspage’s experts, with their answers. Newest first. Search by keyword or pick a beat.
10 Raws in ISAs
· 4 expert responses
The Bond Market Is Sending a Message. How will the Pound and Healey respond?
Global bond yields are hitting multi-decade highs. The benchmark 10-year gilt yield is at its highest since April 2007. Its US equivalent is at its highest since 2002. And this week, the German Bund yield hit its…
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- ISAs
- child trust funds
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· 3 expert responses
Are you a financial adviser? What are the daftest things you’ve done with money
Financial advisers spend their days helping clients make sensible decisions – but have you always practised what you preach? We want your funniest, most wasteful or regrettable money confession. Honesty and…
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· 5 expert responses
Are we leaving inheritances too late?
Scott Gallacher, Chartered Financial Planner at Rowley Turton, believes families may need to rethink not just how much wealth they pass on, but when they pass it on. It is a theme Gallacher also explores in his book, 50…
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· 7 expert responses
Burnham promises to ‘grasp the nettle’ on social care — but is he kicking reform down the road?
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has promised to “grasp the nettle” on social care, setting out plans for an NHS-style National Care Service that would ultimately be free at the point of use. However, Burnham has also said…
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- IHT
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· 9 expert responses
Court cases over divorce finances hit highest level since 2008: What does this mean about pensions?
The number of court cases over finances following divorce has risen to its highest level since 2008, new analysis of Ministry of Justice data reveals. Newspage analysis of the latest Family Court Statistics, sponsored…
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· 9 expert responses
Is £1 million enough to retire on? Experts say it is no longer a “magic number” for pensions
IS £1 million enough to retire on? New analysis suggests it could leave a pensioner short of the income needed for a “comfortable” lifestyle and experts say it is no longer a “magic number”. A £1 million pension pot may…
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· 10 expert responses
The currency risk that could cost Brits nearly £9,000 when selling homes in Europe
Brits selling homes in Europe could receive almost £9,000 less when bringing the proceeds back to the UK because of exchange-rate movements, new research has found. Analysis by Newspage, sponsored by Cosmos Currency…
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- buy-to-let
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· 10 expert responses
Can today's professionals afford the lifestyle yesterday's professionals took for granted?
Financial planner Scott Gallacher of Rowley Turton says a growing number of his working-age clients are asking some version of the same question: “Where does all our money go?” These aren't necessarily people struggling…
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- Consumer Duty
- Financial Advice
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- Bad Banking
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· 4 expert responses
Retirement pots: are small fees taking a big bite?
STORY HERE ………. Here are the original questions we put to Newspages experts. Have clients come to you paying more in total charges than they realised on a pension they are drawing from? How much, in pounds? How do you…
· 11 expert responses
Can you retire on £1 million?
How much do you need to retire comfortably? Is £1 million enough? Please provide figures or your workings on how much is enough. Any anecdotes as to how much is comfortable to retire on? How much a year is needed? Has…
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- money coach
- IFA
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- Consumer Duty
- Financial Advice
- Macroeconomics
- Bad Banking
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- life insurance
- wealth manager
- Equity Release
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