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Gerard Lyons, chief economic strategist at investment manager Netwealth, said people should generally be “wary” of finance in the shadows..."
Charlotte Ransom's answer: When investing your savings, it’s important to understand what your risks are [...]"
Charlotte Ransom, CEO and founder of Netwealth, said: “The very high number of people struggling to track down all their financial assets is deeply worrying. More needs to be done to ensure savers can easily find and access their investments and, ideally, view them holistically.”
New entrant Netwealth combines hourly fees, ongoing advice (0.35%) and advice packages looking specifically at pensions contributions (£300) and drawing your pension (£1,200).
Charlotte Ransom, chief executive of Netwealth, points out that in the medium to longer term investing in stocks and shares has the potential to be just as lucrative an option for retirement savers as buy to let once was."
Gerard Lyons, chief economic strategist at Netwealth [...] said: ‘I do think it embedded inflationary pressures and I thought it was the wrong approach to take.’
We have been here before, such as after the Second World War, when debt to GDP was around 260 per cent. That ratio then fell steadily because of solid growth and financial repression. We need to see a repeat now, to avoid the debt trap becoming an economic reality."
Matt Conradi, Head of Client Advisory at Netwealth, a wealth manager, says: “You’d have to be in a particular sweet spot to be able to make £60,000 contributions and also have an IHT problem. The minute you realise you have an IHT problem you are usually already too high an earner."
