Citrus Bites – September 2023

Join Richard Harris and Jonathan Raymond, an Investment Manager at Quilter Cheviot, for the latest edition of Citrus Bites, the monthly economic update from Citrus Financial.

Richard Harris takes a look at the latest UK economic data, covering recent announcements from the Bank of England, good news regarding the rate of inflation, and a watchful eye on the rising price of Brent Crude Oil. Richard is joined by Jonathan Raymond, an Investment Manager at Quilter Cheviot. Jonathan is a qualified Chartered Financial Analyst and an Economics graduate from the University of Exeter.

So if you’ve ever wondered what an Investment Manager does, or whether now is a good time to invest, then this is the video for you. Jonathan also provides some expert answers to other burning questions we’re receiving from clients, such as:

  • What is an Investment Manager and what do they do?
  • Is now a good time to invest?
  • What are the short-term prospects for the UK economy?

Watch the video to learn more about the prospects for the UK economy and whether now really is a good time to invest.

Why watch this video?

  • Gain insights from an experienced Investment Manager
  • Get expert answers to your burning questions about investing
  • Learn about the latest economic trends and their impact on your money
  • Discover whether now is a good time to invest

If you have a topic you’d like us to cover we’d love to hear from you.

Citrus Bites, the latest financial news made bite size.

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