The unintended consequences of lockdown and are starting to be seen (and discussed) more and more as we start to see light at the end of the tunnel. The latest knock on effect to be identified is the delay in underwriting for protection policies caused by a bottleneck in GP medical reports. Many protection policies […]
Is a member of your family receiving care, either in a nursing home or at home? If they are, have you checked if you are entitled to funding to pay for their care? Too many families are paying for their loved one’s care fees without checking first if they are entitled to funding from the […]
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It seems that the warnings about scams are now never ending. If it does it’s because they are on the increase. The latest figures from the Financial Conduct Authority but the number of warnings issued so far this year at 1,031 which is 80% up on this time last year. It seems that lockdown hasn’t […]
Despite my best efforts, the keep Christmas in December campaign couldn’t quite last the course. So, Monday 30th November saw the Office Christmas decorations go up. This year the girls decided to have a bit of a “friendly” competition to see who could have the most “Christmassy” desk. You can see the results below. It […]
News from the House of Commons this week that a number of amendments to the latest pension’s legislation were voted down by MP’s. The news took some by surprise given that it had seemed that most business was off the parliamentary agenda due to focus on the pandemic, however it seems not. Two particular amendments […]
There continues to be confusion amongst the public about the difference between “advice” and “guidance”. In a recent survey 34% of people said that they had received advice from their pension provider, a further 18% said they had been advised by Pension Wise, 7% said they had taken advice from a financial website and 9% […]
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