Martin’s Budget round-up
Martin Pryor, of Blackwell-based Pryor Portfolio, reviews Rishi Sunak's second Budget.
On some counts this Budget was Rishi Sunak’s 15th major announcement since his first...
Reversal of fortune: value versus income
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Martin Pryor explains where you can find value in today’s investment markets.
These are strange times in the investment markets. The looking-glass world of negative...
A simple will? No such thing!
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Lickey Wills specialist Sue Jenden offers advice on making the right Will to protect your loved ones.
I’ve lost count of the number of...
It won’t happen to me. . . protecting your income
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Guard your money against redundancy or ill health, says Martin Pryor.
The cornerstone of good financial planning is ensuring you have sufficient income to...
Five ways to improve your spending habits
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Spend wisely and save more with these top tips, says Martin Pryor.
At a time of year even more focused on spending than usual,...
How much is enough?
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Find out how much you need for the life you want, says Martin Pryor.
The news, social media and press are great at telling...
Taking the long view on your investments?
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Beware of short-term swings in the market, warns Martin Pryor.
Trade wars between the US and China, as well as Brexit and tensions in...
Balancing the school fees equation
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Private school fees are rising faster than the rate of inflation, creating financial challenges for parents, says Martin Pryor.
Private school fees rose by 3.7%...
Pensions and divorce: not just about the split
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Martin Pryor warns that pension rights can be overlooked when your assets are divided.
The transfer values of final salary pension schemes have been at record levels over...
How much is enough?
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Martin Pryor explains why it’s worth considering a bigger contribution to your pension.
Pension contributions have recently risen for many people, but the increase...