The UK tax system is notoriously complex, and it's not just our ‘cash income’ such as salary and bonuses that we pay income tax – we also pay it on any benefits in kind (BIK) or ‘non-cash benefits’ that we receive in employment.
You should be aware that they can be deceptively unkind in tax terms, despite their name, watch this episode to discover more.
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The UK tax system is notoriously complex, and it's not just our ‘cash income’ such as salary and bonuses that we pay income tax – we also pay it on any benefits in kind (BIK) or ‘non-cash benefits’ that we receive in employment.
You should be aware that they can be deceptively unkind in tax terms, despite their name, watch this episode to discover more.
Episode 103: Should you change my investment portfolio considering the news?
The Money Planner with Warren Shute
10 minutes 41 seconds
3 years ago
Episode 103: Should you change my investment portfolio considering the news?
After touching record highs in early January, many world markets have pulled back from their highs, and investors have been confronted with worrisome headlines in the financial press regarding record inflation and more recently the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Is rising inflation and Russia’s invasion a negative for equity investors? Do large losses in a handful of popular stocks signal a downturn ahead for the broad market?
Listen to my podcast to discover whether you should change your investment portfolio based on the current news and events.
For my article visit:
https://warrenshute.com/financial-news-events/should-i-be-changing-my-portfolio-considering-the-news/
For other financial planning articles about investing, pensions or debt please visit: https://warrenshute.com
The Money Planner with Warren Shute
The UK tax system is notoriously complex, and it's not just our ‘cash income’ such as salary and bonuses that we pay income tax – we also pay it on any benefits in kind (BIK) or ‘non-cash benefits’ that we receive in employment.
You should be aware that they can be deceptively unkind in tax terms, despite their name, watch this episode to discover more.
