Capacity to manage your affairs can be lost for many reasons, such as a sudden accident or medical condition.  With over 850,000 people in the UK currently living with dementia (and rising) ensuring your loved ones have the ability to … Continue reading →

There is unfinished business for the new government to deal with. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance. However, when it comes to general elections, there is plenty of history to suggest that tax increases are more … Continue reading →

No, it’s not a mistake, but it is not the FTSE 100, either. The most frequently quoted index of UK share prices is the FTSE 100 index, or the “Footsie” as it is frequently described. The FTSE 100 index was … Continue reading →

The general election campaign provided a reminder that the issue of funding social care remains unresolved. Who pays how much for long term care in England came to the fore last month. It is one of those subjects which successive … Continue reading →