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FCFP advice in action

  • Protecting your family
    Protecting your family
    Janet and John are both aged 34, married with two children, Bill aged 5 and Sarah aged 3. Their main concern is ensuring that their family will... Read more
  • Employee benefits
    Employee benefits
    Widget Systems is a new company in the technology sector. In addition to a competitive salary the Managing Director knows that the additional... Read more
  • Care fees
    Care fees
    Sarah is an 84 year old widow and suffers from Dementia which has resulted in her no longer being able to live at home. She has no other major... Read more
  • Inheritance tax planning
    Inheritance tax planning
    Martin and Penny are in their mid-sixties and recognise the need to plan for the potential inheritance tax (IHT) liability that will be suffered by... Read more
  • Retiring from business
    Retiring from business
    Richard is in his 70’s and has only recently retired by selling his business.As the business included accommodation, he has used some of the... Read more
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White Papers Our range of free guides cover a variety of aspects of financial planning, from planning for inheritance tax to protecting your family. 
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16/05/2013

Market Focus: Not so deeply dippy 

Francis Clark Financial Planning

'Double-dip recession’ has been a much overused phrase since the 2008 credit crisis. There remains no standard definition for a double-dip – it simply describes a vague sense the economy is trending down a little bit too soon after...

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