The past year has been a bumpy ride for investors with soaring inflation and rising interest rates. Read the Omnis Investment Perspective to find out more. #investments #economy #inflation https://t.co/nwUkoo5c5C

Your financial plan could be impacted by these key dates. Talk to us for advice on unused allowances, additional rate tax and dividends. https://t.co/TlFcFNOAyo #selfassessment #taxplanning #financialadvice

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No stamp duty will be paid on the first £250,000 of a property, and for first-time buyers the threshold will be £425,000. #EmergencyBudget #MiniBudget

The Bank of England has raised the Base Rate for the seventh time since December 2021 to 2.25% in a bid to tackle inflation which is almost five times higher than the 2% target #interestrates

Nicolas Trindade, manager of the Omnis Short-Dated Bond fund, explains what has been happening this year and why he thinks conditions are going to improve for investors. https://t.co/VDp9YBr366 #investing #bonds #inflation #diversification

After a prolonged period of speculation, the new Prime Minister Liz Truss has announced preliminary details of how the government plans to deal with the energy price crisis. #costofliving #CostOfLivingCrisis #EnergyPriceCap https://t.co/r2h2dL2IAL

Can you afford to die? The average cost of dying is nearly £9,000. Make sure your loved ones are looked after. Speak to us about estate planning. #estateplanning #funeralcost #will https://t.co/a7xjwXTrjw

With continuing Base Rate rises you may want to take some time to review your existing mortgage deal. #InterestRates #BaseRate

Calling all first-time buyers! Here are our top tips in saving for a house deposit. #firsttimebuyer #saving https://t.co/BEpP2q2s9H

Three quarters of kids in the UK say learning about money is boring. Find out how you can make it fun, so your kids grow up to be money smart. #personalfinance #budgeting #financialeducation https://t.co/JiCVDum7CG

Would you turn down a pay rise? When you pay into a workplace pension, so does your employer and the Government. By opting out, you’re throwing away free money. #pension #retirement #autoenrolment https://t.co/fUUuWrgkbn

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The Bank of England has raised interest rates, which means bigger mortgage bills for some homeowners. Here’s what to do if you’re looking to make savings. #interestrates #mortgages #costofliving https://t.co/1v6cS6Pbg4

The average cost of a university education in the UK is £57,000. Help your kids achieve their dreams by investing for their future. #investing #highereducation #university https://t.co/jbeC422rcc

Just because you’re self-employed doesn’t mean you can’t contribute to a pension plan. #retirement #selfemployed #pension https://t.co/nS77jpSzUB

Don’t sit on your savings, invest them where it counts. #savings #inflation #investing #isa https://t.co/IzgOtL0NOr

Can you afford to retire? According to Which if you want to be able to afford luxuries like foreign holidays and a new car every five years during your retirement, you need £31K a year. #retirement #pensions https://t.co/QELc5OnY58

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