The Summer Finance Bill is expected to inject some heat into Westminster debates as Prime Minister Theresa May’s government readies to resurrect some old ideas.
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Month: June 2017
What is Theresa May Offering EU Expats?
Around 4 million British and EU expats have lived in uncertainty since the Brexit referendum vote a year ago – and despite some clarity from British Prime Minister Theresa May few are clearer about their futures today.
How the General Election result and Brexit affects expats
After Theresa May’s initial declaration a year ago that she would guide Britain into a ‘Hard Brexit’, many expats feared the worst – not only because for those that live and work in Europe any kind of Brexit is viewed as something of a disaster, but because the word ‘hard’ in the context of Brexit, suggests we must all prepare for a jump from the EU plane without so much as a parachute to ease us back down to the ground.
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ETFs, the Key to Building Long Term Value
Exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have become a favoured route for modern investors to find diversification and flexibility in funds, as advantages such as low expense ratios, and no minimum deposit limits can be utilised. There is also a benefit from a taxation perspective, as capital gains tax is exempt from shareholder sales within EFTs, as oppose to mutual funds.
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