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Managing partner has been shortlisted in the Calderdale Community Spirit Awards

Our managing partner has been shortlisted in the Calderdale Community Spirit Awards We’re delighted to announce that Investing For Tomorrow’s managing partner, Laurence Turner, has been shortlisted in the Volunteer of the Year award at Calderdale’s Community Spirit Awards. The 2017 Calderdale Community Spirit Awards seeks to recognise the efforts of the most dedicated charities, community groups and volunteers in the area. The Volunteer of the Year award will celebrate the volunteer who has displayed the greatest commitment to a

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Currency fluctuations don’t just affect your summer holiday

Currency fluctuations don’t just affect your summer holiday Getting ready to jet off for that long-awaited summer holiday? The warmer months are usually the only time we tend to think about the globe’s different currencies and their values. Before packing your bags you’ve probably already considered the following: Where is the best place to get our currency? How much money will we need? Should we get travellers cheques, cash, a pre-paid card or perhaps a combination of all? But is

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Our managing partner joins the Whiteknights ahead of National Blood Bike Day

Our managing partner joins the Whiteknights ahead of National Blood Bike Day Our founder and managing partner, Laurence Turner has volunteered to assist the Whiteknights Yorkshire Blood Bikes ahead of National Blood Bike Day on 12th August 2017. The Whiteknights Yorkshire Blood Bikes is a local charity providing free ‘out of hours’ transportation of blood and other vital supplies to the NHS and hospices throughout the region. Laurence joined the Whiteknights Yorkshire Blood Bikes on the 19th June, after undertaking

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We are recruiting for a paraplanner

We are recruiting for a paraplanner Investing For Tomorrow is a growing practice, extraordinarily engaged in the Halifax and Huddersfield community serving a very wide range of clients. The practice thrives on living its brand, ensuring clients make the most of their assets to enjoy today, and prepare for their future. The practice is growing and therefore we need to grow the team, the next addition is an experienced para planner who wants to be in at the early stages

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Halifax RLFC Reunion Dinner contest winner announced!

Halifax RLFC Reunion Dinner contest winner announced! We were the proud sponsors of Halifax Rugby League Football Club’s 1987’s team Reunion Dinner, which took place at the Shay Stadium on Saturday 1st July. We held a competition in partnership with Halifax RLFC, giving away two VIP tickets to two lucky fans. We’d like to say congratulations to Sharon Oliver who won the VIP Gold Seats, for the sold out 87 Reunion Dinner plus a VIP dining package for the Bradford

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Investing For Tomorrow celebrates HRLFC’s 1987 winning ‘band of renegades’

Investing For Tomorrow celebrates HRLFC’s 1987 winning ‘band of renegades’ On 1st July we will welcome the town’s 1987 champion rugby league team to The Shay stadium, 30 years after their victory at the Challenge Cup final at Wembley. A weekend of celebrations for the Halifax Rugby League team will kick-off with a reunion dinner where fans and former players will be able to remember the triumphant side and their achievements from 1984 to 1988. Attendees at the event will

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HRLFC networking lunch with rugby legend

Investing For Tomorrow host HRLFC networking lunch with rugby legend We’ve teamed up with The Halifax Rugby League Football Club to sponsor their ‘Doing the Business’ Networking Club on 22nd June 2017. Held at the Shay Stadium, the event will welcome former New Zealand rugby player, Robbie Hunter-Paul who also captained Bradford Bulls in 1996 and became the fourth player ever to achieve what was a Challenge Cup final record of three tries. As the main sponsors of the event,

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The importance of fact finding in financial planning

The importance of fact finding in financial planning A fact-finding interview allows a dedicated financial planner to provide the best service possible to their clients. Working together, fact-finding can provide an abundance of useful information which will identify key elements of a client’s life that can structure their future and help us to recognise how they can fulfil their life’s goals and ambitions. One way that a financial planner will begin a fact-finding exercise is by sending the client a

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Bring The Washing In Or Get The Sandbags Out?:

Bring The Washing In Or Get The Sandbags Out?: PROFESSIONAL’S VIEW – NOVEMBER 2015 There is an air of pessimism around at the moment which is proving hard to shift. It mostly centres around the mind-numbingly repetitive question of when the Fed (the US version of the Bank of England) is going to raise interest rates. A bit like the worst version of Bridezilla, if we keep on and on talking about it, when it actually happens it is likely

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What Is “Normal” Any More?:

What Is “Normal” Any More?: PROFESSIONAL’S VIEW – DECEMBER 201 In just a few short weeks since our last communication, a number of things have happened to make it even more difficult than usual to forecast what to expect in the coming weeks. The Paris attacks, the downing of the Russian warplane, the ECB announcement on 3rd December and the forthcoming Fed announcement due on the 16th December all have implications of varying degrees on how 2016 is shaping up…and

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Will 2016 Be The Year Of Enlightenment?:

Will 2016 Be The Year Of Enlightenment?: PROFESSIONAL’S VIEW – JANUARY 2016 At the time of writing this, we’re less than a week into the New Year yet it feels that the mood has been set for the rest of it. Before most of us had even got out of bed on the first working Monday after Christmas, the Chinese stock market had suspended trading as their index plummeted 7%, triggering the worst opening sessions for Western markets for more

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If It looks Like A Bear, Sounds Like A Bear, and Feels Like a Bear…:

If It looks Like A Bear, Sounds Like A Bear, and Feels Like a Bear…: PROFESSIONAL’S VIEW – FEBRUARY 2016 Last month we wrote the following: “In our opinion, a market correction is a near certainty in 2016. It’s just a question of when, and by how much. And will a correction turn into a full blown bear market? We’re certainly due one.” Silly us. The graph below clearly shows that we’re already in one.          

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