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David Braithwaite

Listen Now: David Braithwaite, The Money Mentor, Discusses Credit Cards

Join David Braithwaite, The Money Mentor, every Monday afternoon on BBC Radio Kent’s Dominic King Show. Listen here Tune in to BBC Radio Kent ‘The Money Mentor’, financial adviser David Braithwaite, shares his expert insights on how do deal with your credit card bills. The perfect storm of higher interest rates and higher levels of …

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It’s good to talk

A pandemic closely followed by a cost-of-living crisis has undoubtedly created a challenging financial backdrop for us all, potentially heightening money-related anxiety. At times like these, it’s more important than ever to talk through any concerns to protect both your financial and mental wellbeing. A clear link Research* highlights a clear, if intricate, link between …

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Quilter Investors Global Outlook 2024

2023 saw global equity markets shrug off inflation, a cost-of-living crisis, interest-rate hikes, and rising geopolitical tensions to deliver double-digit returns, while bond markets also delivered robust gains. As we start the new year, the question now turns to what might be in store for investors in 2024. In Quilter Investors’ latest global outlook, there …

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January Residential Property Review newsletter – available now!

Our latest Residential Property Review magazine is available now. The decision from many mortgage lenders to reduce rates seems to have had the desired effect, as buyer interest has noticeably increased; Lenders are competing to offer the best deals; At the end of the first week of January, according to Zoopla, there were 10% more …

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Monthly Economic Review newsletter – available now!

Our latest Economic Review magazine is available now. This month’s Economic Review includes: On 13 December, the Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) voted by a six to three majority to leave Bank Rate unchanged at 5.25%. The Bank insisted it is ‘too early’ to speculate about when rates might be reduced Although last …

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