It’s not every day someone walks through the door of a wealth management firm declaring their ambition to become a financial adviser – but that’s exactly what Jade Georgiou did at Yorkshire-based Navigation Wealth Management three years ago asking for an opportunity to help her achieve her ambition.
A new ‘Springboard’ programme has been launched in East Yorkshire with the aim to provide support and guidance with a view of giving individuals the confidence, skills and help to get them into education, training, or work.
As more Brits head back to the office and those on furlough begin to return to their jobs after months at home, the financial impact of the pandemic on individuals is becoming more apparent.
With millions of Brits having to survive on less than typical pay, just 80%, and with the majority working in lower paid employment, the focus had been on survival as many waited for the return to work.
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With the Bank of England putting up interest rates for the first time in a decade, there will be some winners and some losers.
It is estimated there are around 4 million variable mortgages held in the UK, along with some other loans, and following the Bank of England base rate rise, some households will see their repayments go up.
Homeowners are set to for a wake-up call this week as the Bank of England look likely to increase interest rates for the first time in ten years.
Currently set at 0.25pc experts say that this is likely to be increased to 0.5pc – a small amount but enough to have a significant impact on people with large mortgages.
More than 25 representatives from a range of organisations and services which help to support and deliver the commitments made to the UK’s armed forces met this week
The East Riding Community Covenant will be signed and launched at the Armed Forces Day in Beverley on Sunday, 1 July 2012 at 10.30am after the opening ceremony at 10am.
Today RBS-NatWest announced a mortgage rate increase from 3.75% to 4% and Halifax from 3.5% to 3.99%. Despite the Bank of England base rate at just 0.5%.
Local stockbrokers, Redmayne-Bentley, announced today that it will be distributing the new stocks and shares ISA eligible, Provident Insurance plc seven per cent fixed rate corporate bond, giving investors a real rate of return on their floundering investments.
In the current climate, it can seem that there is no way of securing any return on your savings and hiding money under the bed is starting to look attractive (this is in jest – you won’t get it back in the event of fire and theft so please don’t do it). Chartered financial planners at cba financial services Limited are working very closely with clients to try to address…
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