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Burnham’s Britain – economic priorities to consider?
With the support of 90% of Labour MPs (349 in total), Andy Burnham has replaced Sir Keir Starmer as the UK’s prime minister for the remainder of this parliament, ending in August 2029 (at the latest). While pledging to do things differently, there are many challenges ahead.
SpaceX and the billion-dollar indexing dilemma
SpaceX has become one of the largest companies on the planet. Yet despite its size, it currently doesn’t qualify for inclusion in the US’s flagship stock market index, the S&P 500. Why? All stock market indices have eligibility criteria which companies must meet in order to be listed on them.
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Investing – the skill in doing (almost) nothing
The traditional wisdom for any investor is to learn to ‘block out the noise’. Events may come and go, causing volatility as they pass. But over the long run, ignoring their short-term effects, and focusing on your end goal is usually the key to reaching your objectives.
Setting the foundations to expand your business
Kevin Petley, Business Growth Advisor at Elephants Child regularly works with businesses in developing plans for expansion. He shares his insights and tips for other business owners looking to grow.
How you can beat the 60% tax trap
If you’ve just joined the 4% of UK individuals with an income of £100,000 or more, congratulations. It’s a personal achievement that likely took years of hard work, late nights and careful saving and budgeting.
Essential guide to annuities: what you need to know for retirement planning
In an uncertain world, we like certainty. And an annuity can offer just that – a guaranteed regular income for as long as you live, or as long as you need.
Pensions for children – what you need to know
If you set up a child pension while your children are young, you’re putting them on the path to future financial wellbeing. We explain why starting early means starting right.
Changing dynamics and the rise of UK share buybacks
With the popularity of share buybacks exploding in the UK, we explore when and why a company might choose buybacks over dividends, and what they mean for investors.
Why it’s not as hard as you think to make a Will
Making a Will is the best way to make sure your money, assets and property go to the people, or good causes, that you want them to. So why don’t more than half of all adults between the ages of 50 and 64 have one?
One year of Labour & will Trump row back on tariffs?
After 12 months in power, Labour has had some difficult times – not least in recent weeks. Decisions have significantly increased the prospect of steep tax rises in the Autumn Budget. Countries who have yet to agree a trade deal with the US may be sitting nervously right now.









