The Budget is always one of the main events of the political and financial year, but coming two months before a general election, the 2015 Budget is even more of a shop [...]
It can be difficult for companies and organisations to get their voices heard on subjects such as the Budget, which attract so much mainstream media coverage. However some [...]
Pensions and “dramatic change” do not normally sit side by side. But in the new tax year on April 6, people aged 55 and over will be able to choose how to spend their [...]
The way people spend their pension savings will be transformed at the start of April: those aged 55 and over will no longer be obliged to buy an annuity, but will be able to [...]
Amy Wilson says companies can for the first time really reach out and control the debate on the issues that matter to them in the run up to May 7. It is less than a hundred [...]
The result of the 2015 general election is far from certain, and consumer issues such as energy costs, property prices and healthcare are high up the agenda for all political [...]
This blog is less about the contents of content and more about how it is delivered, following the news that Google is to stop producing its smart glasses in their current [...]
2015 has been declared the “Year of Books” by Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg, who has set up a book club with a quarter of a million likes and counting. Amy Wilson asks [...]