Hello and welcome to another weekly roundup from the team at Informed Choice. We started the week by asking whether […]

After a rough start to the year for global equity markets, investor sentiment remains poor. The latest Investor Sentiment Index […]

Retirement has changed a great deal over the course of a generation. Rising life expectancy, lower investment returns and a […]

Price inflation in the UK, as measured by the Consumer Prices Index (CPI), was on the rise in the year […]

Creating and maintaining an emergency fund is one of the foundations of successful Financial Planning. Along with budgeting, clearing debts […]

Ahead of the Budget next month, the Treasury Committee have been reflecting on the Autumn Statement. Some of the key […]

Let me start by getting one thing clear; nobody can accurately and consistently predict when investment markets will rally. It’s […]

The Informed Choice team have been writing this week about Gordon Brown moments, marital bliss with money and regulatory fines […]

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Informed Choice is pleased to be supporting the inaugural Cranleigh Literature Festival next month. Organised by Cranleigh Arts Centre and […]

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has imposed a massive fine in respect of the so-called ‘London Whale’ trades. The financial […]

Marital bliss with your money is an important consideration for those in a marriage, especially during Marriage Week UK. Marriage […]

Ahead of the Budget on 16th March, there has been a lot of speculation that pension tax relief will be […]

Welcome to our latest week in review post, in which we share some of the things we have been covering […]

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It was an interesting day for announcements from the Bank of England, although possibly none that can be genuinely considered to […]

It’s easy to get the impression that chancellor George Osborne isn’t the biggest fan of private landlords. In his recent […]

The FTSE 100 index of leading UK company shares finished January at 6,083.80 points, falling by 158.50 points or 2.54% […]

In an unexpected move at the end of last week, the Bank of Japan moved its key interest rate into […]

It’s been another busy week for the Informed Choice team, with Nick and Shelley giving a presentation about inheritance tax […]