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Budget 2021

03.03.21 02:35 PM By Ibbo - Comment(s)
Budget 2021
Budget 2021: our view on what it means for  personal finances 

Today, Chancellor Rishi Sunak delivered his Budget, setting out the government's tax and spending plans and forecasts for the UK economy.

There were probably more eyes focussed on the Chancellor delivering his 2021 Budget than ev...

Monthly Video Update March 2021

26.02.21 08:30 AM By Ibbo - Comment(s)
Monthly Video Update March 2021
https://vimeo.com/517108360 

Kel Nwanuforo from Asset Intelligence gives us an update on developments in Japan this month. 

 If you would like to receive more information or have any questions, please get in touch. Please note, these are the views of Asset Intelligence. For advice on yo...

Monthly Video Update: February 2021

01.02.21 09:11 AM By Ibbo - Comment(s)
Monthly Video Update: February 2021
If you would like to receive more information or have any questions, please  get in touch. Please note, these are the views of Asset Intelligence. For advice on your personal circumstances, please speak to your Financial Adviser in the first instance and they will recommend the right solution f...

Client Update January 2021

27.01.21 08:58 AM By Ibbo - Comment(s)
Client Update January 2021
Our Quarterly Macro update video from Investment Consultant, Kel Nwanuforo. If you would like to receive more information or have any questions, please  get in touch. Please note, these are the views of Asset Intelligence. For advice on your personal circumstances, please speak to your Financia...

Technology - should Investors swipe left or right?

04.12.20 11:04 AM By Ibbo - Comment(s)
Technology - should Investors swipe left or right?
Why we remain positive on the outlook for technology firms at Asset Intelligence. Tech stocks have had a great run in 2020 as the Covid-19 crisis accelerated the spread of digital and online activity. After the historic stock market slump in March, the leading tech companies (that’s Facebook, Apple,...

US election

04.11.20 12:08 PM By Ibbo - Comment(s)
US election
What’s happening now? 

If there’s one thing Donald Trump knows how to deliver, it’s drama. And he certainly didn’t disappoint with his unprecedented statement this morning, amid an election result still very much in the process of being decided, that he has “already won” and that his opponents a...

Client Update October 2020

23.10.20 10:11 AM By Ibbo - Comment(s)
Client Update October 2020
Our Quarterly Macro update video from Investment Consultant, Kel Nwanuforo. If you would like to receive more information or have any questions, please  get in touch. Please note, these are the views of Asset Intelligence. For advice on your personal circumstances, please speak to your Financia...

What are the possible implications of Shinzo Abe's resignation?

03.09.20 11:48 AM By Ibbo - Comment(s)
What are the possible implications of Shinzo Abe's resignation?
For Professional Financial Advisers only  Shinzo Abe has announced that he will resign as Prime Minister of Japan due to ill health. In this piece we look at why he has been a significant figure for investors as well as consider the possible implications of the impending change in leadership. &...

Client update July 2020

24.07.20 09:48 AM By Ibbo - Comment(s)
Client update July 2020
Our Quarterly Macro update video from Investment Consultant, Kel Nwanuforo.   If you would like to receive more information or have any questions, please get in touch.   Please note, these are the views of Asset Intelligence. For advice on your personal circumstances, please speak to your ...

What would negative interest rates mean for savers?

15.06.20 11:48 AM By Ibbo - Comment(s)
What would negative interest rates mean for savers?
Interest rates – not as simple as you might think… 
It may seem like a while ago but there was a time when the foundations of finance and economics were clear and straightforward. ‘Interest’ was a reward that you would get in  return for taking the risk of lending your money to a debtor or ...
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