Our Investment Basics mini-series has de-mystified some of the most common options for individuals interested in investing as part of their overall personal financial strategy. In this final instalment, we focus on Bonds, which are also known as fixed income securities.
We are delighted to reveal that alongside donating to Common Wheel this Christmas, the team at McCrea will also be donating gift vouchers to the Social Work Department at The Glasgow City Health and Social Care Partnership, for them to pass on to vulnerable children and their families this Christmas. Find out more and how you can get involved, by reading our article here:
A return to winning ways at the tail end to the month saw the Jags return to the top half of the table, while booking their place in the fourth round of the Scottish Cup. Find out who has been nominated for your Player of the Month award and how you can vote here:
We’ve all heard the saying ‘your health is your wealth,’ meaning that taking control of your finances can boost a lot more than just your bank balance. Read our most recent article here which explains how your health and your wealth compliment each other and how you can start out with simple steps to improve both.
So far, our Investment Basics mini-series has covered three of the most common types of investment fund: income funds, growth funds and tracker funds. While many people may assume investing is not for them, they may be overlooking the fact that they are likely to be investors already – through their pensions. Read on to find out how pensions work as investments.
With almost 4% of UK adults leaving an inheritance tax bill for their loved ones after passing away, careful estate planning is something we can all consider to protect our nearest and dearest when the time comes. Read our article to find out more about estate planning and how we can help you to live the life you want to live now while protecting your loved ones in the future.
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt today delivered his Autumn statement. Find out the key points from the statement at a glance here, and please do get in touch with us if you think these changes will have an affect your current financial position.
Having already covered Growth Funds and Income Funds, part four of our Investment Basics mini-series examines another type of Investment Fund: Tracker Funds. Read on to find out more about Tracker Funds and where they fit in a wider investment portfolio.
Congratulations to Sebastian Cancelliere, who after an impressive October has picked up his second Warrior of the Month award, having earned over 70% of the fan vote to take home the trophy.
Our Investment Basics mini-series is back with more information about the investment options you might consider when developing your personal financial plan. So far, this series has covered investment funds and growth funds - this time, we'll turn our attention to income funds.
