IFA boosts client support ahead of emergency budget

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A Staffordshire-based IFA is launching a series of financial guides to help clients prepare for a raft of new fiscal measures set to be unveiled by the coalition government.

The Government will unveil its emergency budget on 22 June, with a hike in capital gains tax, a U-turn on a planned increase in the IHT threshold and a possible increase in VAT all likely to be on the agenda. Lichfield-based Key Financial Management owner Kevin Jenkins recently produced a series of eight, free-to-use, online financial guides on subjects including inheritance tax, retirement planning and ISAs. But in response to policies expected to be brought in by Cameron's Government, Jenkins is developing new guides on issues including pension contributions and capital gains tax (C...

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