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Budget 2016 – strengthening the incentive to -what? -Fiery stuff from Ralph Frank

Posted on March 17, 2016 by henry tapper

The first leg of the bi-annual tinkering with Britain’s savings’ environment, historically referred to as the Budget, has recently had its instalment for 2016.  The Chancellor of the Exchequer has maintained his record of increasing the complexity of the savings … Continue reading →

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A soft centered budget – (not as sweet as it sounded).

Posted on March 17, 2016 by henry tapper

Sterling’s a great indicator of how experts really see a budget and yesterday Sterling fell against a basket of major currencies. We may have liked our sugar tax and our Lifetime ISA but the pound fell against the dollar and … Continue reading →

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