As a recent report from the Office of National Statistics highlights that we are living much longer than previous generations, it is becoming increasingly more important to get later life planning in place. The fastest growing age group is those aged 85 or over and this is expected to double over […]
Monthly Archives: January 2019
Banking, Blog, Budget, Family, Financial Planning, Investments, Later Life, Pensions, Personal Finance, Retirement, Tax, Taxable Benefits, Wealth
We Know / you want to see our new video
30
Jan
Jan
Robson Laidler Wealth are here to support you in your lifestyle goals and objectives. We’re all quite good at planning for the short term, but what about the long term? Robson Laidler Wealth are here to help you answer the question; “Will I be financially OK in the future?” Our new video showcases […]
29
Jan
Jan
What can business owners learn from a 3 year-old? If a 3-year-old can ask an obvious question, then can’t we all ask great questions? On a sunny winter’s day in 1943 Jennifer (3-years old) asked a question of her dad. Edwin Land had just taken Jennifer’s picture with his favourite […]
Blog, Budget, Business, Financial Planning, Investments, Wealth
Equity Market Review 2018 – the importance of taking the long-term view
18
Jan
Jan
2018 marked a generally negative year for global equity markets. Despite positive returns experienced in the first 3 quarters of the year the final quarter saw major global indices turn down, largely as a result of fears of trade disputes between US and China. The fourth quarter equity market decline […]
15
Jan
Jan
Xero as a standalone accounting package gives you good information. There aren’t as many reports as what other packages give you but the ones you get, are just you what you need. The dashboard presentation means some of the reporting like bank recs, debtors, creditors and cashflow are visible every […]
08
Jan
Jan
When asked recently, what are the unique challenges faced by the head of marketing at an accounting firm, my initial response was ‘the people’. It is often thought that marketeers and accountants are chalk and cheese in perspective, personality and priorities and as I go through my marketing journey with […]
Blog, Financial Planning, Investments, Later Life, Pensions, Personal Finance, Tax, Wealth
Top Tips for Financial Planning
07
Jan
Jan
It’s 2019. Perhaps you are recovering from the festive excess in more ways than one?! You think, OK, it’s time to take stock. Sort things out. Stop putting important things off. Or is that just me? You may have already done some thinking ahead, booked the holiday, made enquiries about […]