Preparations are being made for Christmas and the nights are at their darkest. All the better for Christmas lights to sparkle, and we hope this year has had some sparkle in it for you to enjoy.
December 2018 is upon us and it is likely that all eyes will be focused on the important planned vote on the EU Withdrawal Bill in the House of Commons on 11 December 2018.
2018 has been a unique year for the UK and as our previous blog on Brexit suggested, we do not appear to be out of the woods yet.
Brexit has been very much the focus of many people’s minds over the last few months.
The US has been one of the core drivers of global growth in the last few years, and this is in part why the mid-term elections were so important?
Most employees have an employment contract. Even many business owners/managers have an employment contract, even if they wrote it themselves for their own limited company.
Monday 29 October 2018 saw the delivery of the Chancellor’s Autumn Budget – the earliest budget date since 1962 and also the first Budget since that year to be delivered on a Monday.
In the past, national and geopolitical tensions were, in my opinion, significant and generated over time, usually with the position deteriorating to some depths before being resolved.
‘I plan to take the tax-free cash’ has been ringing in my ears for all of 2018 from clients and new enquirers looking to draw their pension benefits.