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Quarterly Newsletter Summer 2024

Some of the topics covered in this edition are:

Your bonus, your pension?

Bonuses are subject to Income Tax and National Insurance Contributions, so you might consider paying some of it into your pension

ISAs: 25 years and counting

Make full use of your annual ISA allowance each year, whether you are investing a lump sum or saving on a regular basis

Brighter days ahead

As inflationary pressures recede and the economy continues to grow, now is the time to focus on your pension arrangements

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