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• Saving for your Child's future

  2 weeks ago

  Saving for your child’s future is a fantastic way to help them pay for some of life’s big expenses when they get older, such as University, marriage or buying their first home. Yet many parents face the dilemma of whether they want their child to have access to the money set aside once they become an adult at 18, fearing they’ll squander the cash before they can use it for something important. [...]

• Brextension

  2 months ago

  Having delayed Brexit from 29 March to 12 April, Prime Minister Theresa May agreed a new Brexit deadline of 31 October with EU leaders [...]

• The eleventh hour …

  4 months ago

  With Brexit still unresolved and the clock counting down to the 29 March deadline, Prime Minister Theresa May announced that a second “meaningful vote” on her Brexit deal will be held today. If the Government loses the vote, it will table a motion asking MPs if they support leaving with “no deal”. If MPs reject this motion, the Government will seek to extend the Brexit deadline. [...]

• Sponsorship Scrum

  6 months ago

  Gemini Professional Financial Group is proud to announce their sponsorship of the Moseley Rugby Club’s Under 14’s Team [...]

• Remember to Use Your ISA Allowance

  6 months ago

  Individual Savings Accounts (ISAs) are tax-efficient savings vehicles that allow you to save and invest without having to pay income tax or capital gains tax. They can be a good way for people to start saving or to add to their existing portfolio of savings and investments. [...]

• 2018: The worst year for equity markets since 2008

  6 months ago

  2018 proved to be the worst year for global markets since 2008. The MSCI World Index fell by 10.4% over the year as a whole, dragged down by widespread economic and political concerns. Markets seesawed during December as investors reacted to newsflow over Brexit, trade tensions, and the prospect of a shutdown of the US government. [...]

• The Autumn Budget 2018

  8 months ago

  Philip Hammond, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, delivered his third Budget to Parliament on 29 October 2018 and what should be the last one before Brexit in March next year. What should you take away from this year’s Chancellor’s Autumn Budget 2018? [...]

• Where to Start with Employee Benefits?

  11 months ago

  A new study highlights the value of employee benefits to SMEs and their employees. For SMEs, the balance between boosting the bottom line and ensuring employees are paid fairly is something of a tightrope. [...]

• ‘Best ever result’ as two charities share the wealth

  11 months ago

  Gemini Professional Financial Group, the financial services group headquartered in Sutton Coldfield, recently held its 9th annual golf day to support it’s two Charity Partners – Acorns Children’s Hospice and Sutton Cancer Support Centre [...]

• Keeping your target retirement plans on track

  1 year ago

  Most over-45s are not making plans to match their hopes for the future, according to research from Standard Life[1]. The vast majority (86%) of those aged 45 or over are already dreaming about escaping their working life for retirement, but only 8% of the same age group have recently checked the retirement date on their pension plans to make sure it is still in line with their plans. [...]

• What is NEST?

  1 year ago

  The National Employment Savings Trust (NEST) is a defined contribution workplace pension scheme set up by the UK government to support auto-enrolment. NEST provides one pension pot per person, ensuring a simple, cost-effective, easy-to-track pension scheme for individuals who might subsequently change their job or stop working altogether. [...]

• Allocating Your Wealth

  1 year ago

  Although retirement may seem like something that might happen in the distant future, it is important to plan ahead. Time is your most valuable weapon. Building sufficient assets to fund your retirement will take a long time and it's worth getting into the savings habit as early as possible. Even putting away a small amount on a regular basis can make a real difference over the long term. [...]