Posts tagged as economics

29 Nov 2011

The Autumn Statement of the obvious

Coming to terms with a slow debt workout

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22 Mar 2011

Why we bought more in Japan

The market reaction to tragic events in Japan created a buying opportunity for dispassionate investors

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22 Jun 2010

Budget compromise on CGT

CGT at 28%, if total income and gains exceed the higher-rate income tax threshold, is not as bad as feared but is still an important influence on investment decisions

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27 May 2010
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CGT at 40% without reliefs?

Our post on likely CGT changes played down the chance of a jump in the rate with no benefit of taper or inflation reliefs but the Tory right fear the worst.

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24 May 2010

Anticipating regressive CGT changes

Adapting Conservative tax policies to Lib-Dem’s fantasy politics means we face an unnecessary and counter-productive reversal of one of Gordon Brown’s most progressive reforms that had simplified CGT, cut the rate and probably maximised the tax take.

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