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Stockport Building Society offers record mortgage discounts

Stockport’s Vernon Building Society has launched 2016 with a new range of variable rate mortgages featuring some of the most competitive discounts ever offered by the Society. Ian Keeling, (above) Head of Sales and Marketing at the Vernon, said “We expect demand to be high, therefore potential … [Read more...]

DSG choose Together Trust as charity partner

The UK's most established Car Finance Broker, DSG Financial Services Ltd, has chosen the Together Trust as their charity partner.   Based in Stockport, the broker has announced the partnership to help disadvantaged young people in the local area after their recent premises move to Cheadle … [Read more...]

Together appoints General Counsel

Nigel Dale, presently a banking partner at Eversheds LLP, has agreed to join specialist lender, Together, as general counsel. Nigel’s reputation in the North West is exceptional, having been head of the banking team at Eversheds’ Manchester office for 20 years and acting as an advisor to many North … [Read more...]

Polar Prest at CAFT Christmas

Prest sponsored the children’s party and this week managing director Graham Prest delighted the children with his polar bear antics as he and his colleagues from Prest helped with the entertainment before and after lunch. Prest, established in 1961 by Graham’s father James in Hazel Grove, are a … [Read more...]

RBS Stockport funding family business expansion

RBS Stockport's Corporate team, keen to work with SMEs in the town, have supported Hazel Grove based distributor Fletcher Stewart (Stockport) Ltd, run by brothers Ian and Nigel Fletcher. The company has acquired a new 9,000 square foot premises in Hazel Grove on Newby Road Industrial Estate, … [Read more...]

Estate Matters – keep your wealth in the family

Without the right advice and careful financial planning, HM Revenue & Customs could become the single largest beneficiary of your estate following your death. Clarke Nicklin Financial Planning Partner and IFA Scott Herbert  explains more: Inheritance Tax (IHT) is payable by some people … [Read more...]

Stockport Council warn of tax scams

Stockport Council is warning consumers to be on their guard following complaints from residents who have been approached by scam businesses. The Council were contacted by a resident who had been approached by a scam company claiming they had paid too much tax and asking for an upfront fee of £65 … [Read more...]

Hallidays joins elite networks

Hallidays have risen to the challenge in their mission to be ‘more than just accountants’ and joined two elite networks that will see the Stockport based accountants extend their client offering. Hallidays has joined Russell Bedford’s global network of independent accountants as Manchester’s … [Read more...]

BOOTH AINSWORTH TO HOST ADVICE SEMINAR FOR CHARITIES

Booth Ainsworth will provide advice on the new accounting Statements of Recommended Practice (SORPs) that comes in next year Booth Ainsworth LLP is hosting a seminar for charities in February. The new accounting Statements of Recommended Practice (SORPs) that comes in next year will be discussed … [Read more...]

Vernon Building Society offers new family assist mortgage

Vernon Building Society is offering a Family Assist Mortgage following findings from Lloyds Bank that indicate that parental financial support for housing costs is up by a fifth in just two years. Such support is often given in the form of a gifted mortgage deposit - but this can be risky as the … [Read more...]

Powerhouse investment fund to help businesses

A £400m Northern Powerhouse Investment Fund is set to be created to help small businesses. The announcement was made by Chancellor George Osborne in his Autumn Statement this week. The government has agreed to create the fund with local enterprise partnerships in the north west, Yorkshire and … [Read more...]

Autumn statement welcomed by building society

Chancellor George Osborne backed down on controversial tax credit cuts for low-paid workers in today’s Autumn Statement. Mr Osborne also pledged £2bn to build 400,000 starter homes aimed at first-time buyers. Mike Hanson, Vernon Building Society’s chief executive, welcomed both moves, hoping … [Read more...]