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Managing Director, Worldwide Financial Planning Writes:

You will perhaps remember an article I wrote in June this year. In it I put our current situation down to greed across the board.

Stamp Duty Changes – Helping the bottom rung

Reader Writes:
Do you think the governments changes will boost the housing market?

In short, not really. The changes are obviously at the bottom end, and will support the first rung of the ladder. I am not a ladder person, but no-one would go to the top if the first one was broken. Each layer feeds the other and without each layer the whole thing falls apart.

Make the right investment decision and you’ll smile in the sunshine…

It was a long time ago that the actions of investors last surprised me and the recent mistakes in property will probably repeat themselves time and time again in many forms. And that’s fine. The basics of ‘buy when a market is under pressure’ and ‘sell when everything around you says that you should buy […]

Worldwide hit third place nationwide

An award-winning Cornish firm is celebrating after breaking into the top three independent financial advisers in the country for its investment portfolio. Worldwide Financial Planning now have the third largest amount of funds invested in Financial giant Standard Life’s Wrap platform. Managing director, Peter McGahan, puts the company’s success down to tough investment conditions which […]

Make the most of your holiday money

Managing Director, Worldwide Financial Planning, Writes:

As we come closer to those wonderful holidays there are a number of things you should consider before turning off the phone, dislocating your watch and surgically removing your computer. Going abroad can be expensive. Over the last year Sterling has weakened and the Euro has strengthened making the cost of goods abroad very uncomfortable indeed. Look at what you can possibly do to reduce that cost.

Property Shares…watch this space

Reader Writes:
Do you believe we are at the bottom of the property investment market?

For the sake of clarity, there are three sectors we are referring to: Residential and commercial property and property shares. The answer to all three is no, but the one closest to an upturn is property shares.

Remortgage Silver Lining

Managing Director, Worldwide Financial Planning, Writes:

The quite brilliant excuse of the credit crunch has offered an opportunity to dump every bit of bad news into the market. As a consequence bad news is all around us. Amazingly, it’s blamed on the United States which confuses me more.