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GDPR – General Data Protection Regulation

The aim of the GDPR is to protect all EU citizens from privacy and data breaches in an increasingly data-driven world that is vastly different from the time in which the 1995 directive was established. The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), was introduced in April 2016 by the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO), and by May 2018 companies must comply with this regulation. Please read through the attached Customer Privacy Notice and E-Marketing Customer Consent Form to familiarise yourself with the…

THE GENERAL ELECTION JUNE 2017

THE RESULT IS IN After seven weeks of campaigning and two electioneering suspensions, due to the tragic Manchester and London terror attacks, the jury – in the form of the electorate – has delivered its verdict. After a tense night, the Conservative Party has emerged as the largest party, however they have failed to reach the magic 326 seat mark which would give them a majority. Theresa May’s gamble has not paid off, this general election has failed to deliver…

YOUR WINDOW ON FINANCIAL MATTERS SPRING 2017

IS IT TIME TO REMORTGAGE WHILST RATES ARE STILL LOW? With the monthly mortgage payment representing a major chunk of the average family budget, it can make sense to shop around from time to time to see if there’s a better, more cost-efficient mortgage deal available to you. According to the Council of Mortgage Lenders (1), around 36,000 people remortgaged in November alone, up 13% on the year before. In some cases, homeowners can save hundreds of pounds a year…

PROPERTY MARKET REVIEW MARCH 2017

Our monthly property market review is intended to provide background to recent developments in property markets as well as to give an indication of how some key issues could impact in the future. 45% OF INVESTMENT IN UK FROM OVERSEAS BUYERS The independent property agent Knight Frank has reported that 2016 saw 45% of commercial property investment in the UK coming from overseas investors. This amounted to £1.1bn. The rapid devaluation of sterling, following the Brexit vote back in June…