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Gerard Lyons, chief economic strategist at Netwealth, told Newsweek: "If higher tariffs trigger a rerouting in trade, then U.S. price levels may not rise. For instance, higher taxes on Chinese goods previously led to an increase in imports from Vietnam, not hit by tariffs."
Iain Barnes, chief investment officer at the wealth manager Netwealth, tells MoneyWeek: “It’s interesting that, over this period, investing in markets was better rewarded than holding cash, even at the high level of interest rates available last year.”
"European equities are taking this as a trigger that there's going to be a bit of a fiscal change in terms of the direction of spending... the question is how long that interpretation of more fiscal action stands," said Iain Barnes, chief investment officer of Netwealth.
Charlotte Ransom’s firm aims to disrupt the wealth management industry by offering lower fees and a more digital service to customers with nest eggs.
As Charlotte Ransom, of wealth manager Netwealth says, the “issue is about education, rather than eliminating a useful element of a tax efficient investing tool”.
Isas are one of Britain’s rare financial success stories.
Tom Kimche, head of advice at Netwealth, notes: “Many clients treated their pension as an IHT-efficient asset which means they either earmarked it for the next generation, or they delayed drawing upon it as, if they passed away prematurely, it could pass to their children IHT free.”
Gerard Lyons features on BBC R4 Today
Gerard Lyons, a British economist and senior independent director at the Bank of China (UK), echoed that opportunities lie ahead for China’s economy. “There is often disconnect between external views and what is happening within China, in the sense that expectations about the economy in China last year are probably more cautious globally than they needed to be,” he told China Daily.
