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| The Pre-Budget Report & what it means for you |
No
Loophole - Alternative Secured Pensions (ASPs): The Chancellor’s
pre-budget report has significantly altered the rules for anyone who
has taken out an Alternative Secured Pension (ASP) as a way to avoid
Inheritance Tax. Find
out how
Mixed
Reaction to Chancellor's ISA Pledge: The good news for savers
is that the tax free advantages of ISAs will continue beyond 2010,
but many within the industry believe the chancellor has missed an
opportunity to raise the £7,000 limit, which currently fails
to take into consideration the effects of inflation. More
Green
Issues Take Centre Stage: As the pre-budget report has revealed,
green issues – so long only the bugbear of environmentalists
and pressure groups – are increasingly taking centre stage in
British business. More
Brown
Prioritises Education in Pre-Budget Report: Gordon Brown has outlined
plans to pour huge sums of money into education in his tenth and most
probably last pre-budget report. More
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What
money stories caught our eye this month..
Interest
Rates Unchanged, But for How Long? The Bank of England has decided
to maintain interest rates at 5%, but speculation about when rates
will rise again, and if so by how much, remains rife. More.
Mixed
Benefits to Strong Pound Stateside: While the strong pound may
be good news for shoppers and those looking to invest in the US economy,
analysts predict that the strong pound could have a negative effect
on UK growth in 2007. More.
Government
Revenue from Inheritance Tax Soars: A failure to link thresholds
to house price inflation has led inheritance tax and stamp duty revenues
to soar, new research from Halifax claims. More.
West
Wales 'New Property Hotspot': Prospective homebuyers have been
advised to consider western Wales for their next purchase, after the
area was described in a new report as the new Cornwall. More.
2007’s
Overseas Property Hotspots: In 2007, the best countries to invest
in will be Bulgaria, Cyprus, Central Portugal, America and France,
but buyers should probably avoid Spain, a leading company argues.
More.
Buy-to-Let
Breaks New Barrier: The number of unique buy-to-let mortgage products
currently on offer to would-be landlords has broken through the two
thousand mark for the first time. More.
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