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Some thoughts and advice on our finances during the pandemic from Jilly Mann of Telford Mann Pensions and Investments in Kettering.
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Walsall Council advise us that there are still quite a number of businesses yet to claim the 2020 Business Grant made available to help businesses during Lockdown. This grant is non refundable and is available whether the business is trading or not at this time. Below is a snapshot of details and eligibility How are the grants to be provided?
As the UK lockdown continues it is starting to really sink in that we are in uncharted waters and likely to be for some time. Once the medical emergency is over, you are not alone if you are asking yourself, how will the economy recover? What does this mean for mortgages? Our Pensions? Our plans to achieve our life-goals?
Our client has been so relieved that she had taken the advice of one of our Advisers. When the worst happened, she had a Critical Illness insurance policy in place. She has given us permission to tell others what happened to her.
According to HMRC 42%* of us have an ISA. They are so very popular because they are one of the most tax efficient ways for people to save. You see there is no Income Tax or Capital Gains Tax to pay.
Hopefully, paying for long term care in your old age is a long way off. Or, like many families you may have an older family member that needs care now. Whichever scenario applies to you, the cost of a single room in a nursing home costs on average over £800* per week. That’s around £41,600 per year.
Tax returns are often seen as a chore, but for higher earners, completing Self Assessment accurately is often a route to paying less tax.
We tend to arrange more mortgages at the start of the New Year than at any other time. Not quite sure why this is, maybe people are thinking of starting afresh and making changes in their lives. Moving house or re-mortgaging are big decisions, getting financial advice can be invaluable.
ISAs or to use the full name, Individual Savings Accounts, have been around for 20 years. So, there is a fair chance you could have one or more ISA accounts, especially if you are used to shopping around for good deals and understand the great tax benefits ISAs offer. However, if you are thinking about moving your savings from an existing ISA to another, please get financial advice first and don’t just cash in your ISA.
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