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Upcoming changes to Buy to Let EPC Rating requirements   The Government has announced that they are changing the rules surrounding Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) Ratings on all properties being let out. This is known as the Minimum Energy Efficiency Standard (MEES). Although it sounds harmless enough, a large number of properties in the UK

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Economic & Market Outlook – October 2021   In the last few months, we have seen global growth slow down largely due to the potential of inflation across the developed economies, the increasing US debt and the tightening of Chinese internal regulations. This has been compounded by recent economic data which shows that we are

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Given recent market events, I am sure it wouldn’t have escaped your attention at the impact that this is having on world stock markets, as they adjust to the short-term economic implications (the outlook for earnings from companies) due to the Coronavirus outbreak.   In fact, the one thing I can guarantee is that you’re

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How healthy is the US economy? During the first half of 2019 the US economy grew by just over 2.5% in real terms, slightly ahead of typical estimates for the economy’s potential growth rate of 1.9%. At the same time, the labour market continued to create new jobs with the unemployment rate remaining low at

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Introduction Link Fund Solutions (Link), the authorised corporate director (ACD) of the LF Woodford Equity Income Fund, intends to close this fund by selling its assets and returning the proceeds to investors. This decision is awaiting approval by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).   Why this has happened The decision to originally suspend dealings in

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Boris Johnson, now leader of the Conservative Party enters Downing Street as the leader of a divided country facing a constitutional crisis. He has to date played hard-ball with the EU, with a ‘do or die’ attitude in respect of the 31 October deadline. As that date approaches, given that he now has the job

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Global Summary Economists & Policymakers have cut 2019 global growth projections again. However, whilst there is no doubt an overall slowdown, it may well be that outright recession could possibly be avoided in the US and world economies. Consumer confidence and spending remains firm and we are seeing easing in US-China trade tensions, more flexible

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Current Situation December was another volatile month for markets across the world which continue to be affected by the current global economic environment. As the Brexit talks move through their final stages, the UK market was especially volatile, with the perceived balance of possible outcomes ever changing and causing wider than normal fluctuation in performance.

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It has no doubt not escaped your attention that the political agenda both in the UK and in the US has at times been febrile of late. Much like the weather here in the UK, the political climate has also been stormy and inclement.   This has reflected in market volatility across all developed and

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The Dangers of Brexit Given the unprecedented nature of Brexit, many investors are becoming cautious in their approach, which possibly means they may be inclined to invest elsewhere, which is no doubt influenced by the noise of daily politics.   Yet, the truth is that the Brexit uncertainty is well recognised, so while people are

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