EWM staff held their annual Darts Night at the Bulls Head in Barston last week. A fun night for everyone and a good way to introduce some of the newer members of staff to the delights of David Fleet’s MC-ing...
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More Exam Success for EWM People
Congratulations to all our employees who have had all their hard work rewarded by passing Personal Finance Society examinations recently. All our Trainee Advisers, Harte Thind, Alex Haynes & James Luke, are progressing through their apprenticeships and have passed a...
Congratulations: Naomi passes to become adviser qualified
Congratulations to Naomi Fielder who recently passed her latest PFS exam which brings her up to level 4. This means she is now qualified to give financial advice. This is the culmination of many years of hard work, studying and...
Moyra Brown – 20 years and counting
Eastcote Wealth staff got together last week to commemorate 20 years at the company for Moyra Brown. Moyra has covered many roles over the years with EWM and its predecessors and has done them all with dilligence and good humour...
New ruling tax threat to some pension transfers (Birmingham Post article 27.12.2018)
Defined benefit (DB) transfers have surged since the introduction of pension freedoms. It is reckoned that more than 100,000 people have left their final salary pension in the past 12 months, and rising. According to Retirement Planner, there are a...
Be sure to make the most of your State Pension (Birmingham Post article 20.12.2018)
Looking to maximise your income in retirement? A good place to start is with your State Pension. If you’re not getting the full amount or are not on track for it, then, as highlighted in Royal London’s State Pension Guide...
Don’t panic if shares plunge (Birmingham Post article 13.12.2018)
They say timing is all … but few are lucky enough to call the Stock Market so trying to dip in and out is never advisable. Understandably, the recent setback in equity markets has unnerved some people, with clients wondering...
Plaudits and brickbats for the changing face of Help to Buy (Birmingham Post article 29.11.2018)
The Help to Buy equity loan scheme got extended in the Autumn Budget, but who can access it has been reduced and it remains controversial. Enthusiasts say it is a big help to those looking to get on the housing...
Patient capital investment is only for the brave (Birmingham Post article 22.11.2018)
Pension funds may soon have greater freedom to invest in entrepreneurial British businesses. That was one outcome of the recent Budget as Chancellor Philip Hammond sought to boost small start-up companies. However investors need to be cautious because the so-called...
Christmas at Eastcote Wealth
Everyone at Eastcote Wealth got into the Christmas spirit but no-one does it quite like Steve Mulligan! Well done to Steve for taking Christmas Jumper day to a whole new level. Donations for this and the annual Christmas Bake Off...
Brexit relief for UK economy might not last longEastcote Wealth Management has no control or responsibility for the pages you are about to access, or to where any subsequent links may take you.
Britain's economy will cast off some of the Brexit uncertainty that has held it back since 2016 after Prime Minister Boris Johnson's election triumph, but the risk remains of another "cliff-edge" showdown with Brussels in a year's time.
Trump says Johnson's win means a lot of U.S. trade with BritainEastcote Wealth Management has no control or responsibility for the pages you are about to access, or to where any subsequent links may take you.
President Donald Trump said on Friday that Boris Johnson's recent victory in the United Kingdom's general election means a lot of U.S. trade with the nation.
UK yields reach their highest since June after Conservatives win electionEastcote Wealth Management has no control or responsibility for the pages you are about to access, or to where any subsequent links may take you.
British government bond yields climbed to their highest since early June on Friday, after Prime Minister Boris Johnson's Conservatives won a national election by a margin that surpassed the expectations of most investors.
Moody's - Brexit uncertainty unlikely to lift for long, despite UK electionEastcote Wealth Management has no control or responsibility for the pages you are about to access, or to where any subsequent links may take you.
Credit ratings agency Moody's said on Friday that Brexit uncertainty was likely to return despite British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's comprehensive victory in Thursday's national election.