But first a gentle reminder about the end of the tax year.
The end of the tax year is almost upon us, so as usual we are busy, busy, busy. If you need us to do anything for you before the year end, remember this is a short year as Easter takes some working days away from us. Once we get past the 6th April we will be topping up everyone’s ISAs who have General Accounts with us. If you don’t want this to happen, speak to Melissa urgently. The Cash in the General Accounts is waiting and we don’t want to miss one minute of the income tax and capital gains tax growth.
Don’t just do something. Sit there!
I mentioned how busy we are because this blog won’t be my usual long prose. Just some bullet points I’m afraid as time is tight.
I’m not a war correspondent. I have no military background. So I’m not qualified to make sense of the last month. I do know that so far I’ve only seen unbalanced and biased coverage based on the narrative the particular media organisation is pushing. The reporting is unhelpful to those of us who want the real story in order to make solid investment decisions. Details are sparse, we knew that the US and Israel had launched an attack at the same time our Prime Minister found out. The Government of the UK can no longer be trusted militarily – so much for the special relationship. Therefore anything the UK Government tells you isn’t new news. They probably read it on X (formerly Twitter).
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