In our Economic Review of December – the Bank of England warns further interest rate reductions are likely to become a ‘closer call,’ analysts suggest uncertainty ahead of the Budget affected growth – negatively impacting both consumer and business spending levels – and retail conditions remain challenging.
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The new tax year is a great opportunity to take charge of your finances and set yourself up for financial peace of mind by knowing you have a plan in place. By planning ahead and making the most of available allowances, you can optimise your wealth, reduce tax liabilities and work towards long-term financial security. Here are some key steps to consider: Take advantage of tax-efficient opportunities With the new tax year allowances in place, now is the time to make smart financial decisions: Maximise your ISA allowanceContribute up to £20,000 (the current annual allowance) into an Individual Savings Account (ISA) and benefit from tax-free growth Make the most of
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