The new National Pensions Framework The aim of the new pensions framework is to deliver lasting security, equity, clarity and choice to the individual. To a degree we are ... Continue reading
Toxic traders, capitalising on volumes Joe Saluzzi of Themis Trading (I mistakenly read the link initially as 'the mistrading'!) have recently published a paper which accuses... Continue reading
Retire young! Retire poor…. The age of retirement is going to rise, within the next five years it has to. There are several reasons, the most immediate being that ... Continue reading
What affects your investment planning Did you ever wonder why some people seem to be doing better in the investment arena than you? Or why certain people seem to always lose... Continue reading
The best monetary decision will be that which is taken I have looked back at market crashes, the Dutch Tulip Bulb crash, the Railway crash in the USA, the Great Depression, the Oil Crisis in... Continue reading
Less tax and simple bankruptcy could be the best solution As we await what is being described as a 'savage' budget, it is important to remember some of the ideas being thrown about may appeal p... Continue reading
Debt reduction & personal finance weekly blog Aug 25th 2008 Today I will give you a tip about the single best way to reduce and avoid debt, it is perhaps the most effective method known to man. H... Continue reading
Euribor, the distant cousin of the ECB base rate We have written in the past about tracker mortgages becoming an endangered species. It seems that now we are witnessing the demise of t... Continue reading
Mother Nature isn’t joking around… Yesterday I made a fairly bold statement stating that I believed we are on the cusp of a recession. Today I am going to point out some ... Continue reading