Piercefield Oliver Podcast

In this episode Louise Oliver interviews Kate Daly Co-Founder of Amicable about the biggest change in divorce legislation for 50 years.

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In this podcast Louise Oliver interviews Certified Financial Abuse specialist Michelle Hoskin on the area of economic and financial abuse.  This is a powerful, shocking and informative insight in what is an increasingly prevalent issue in our society today.

In this webcast Louise Oliver & Justin Urquhart Stewart discuss ‘The Year Ahead’ for 2022 and the challenges and opportunities for investors. https://piercefieldoliver.com/portfolio/wealth-management/

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Stephen Willis explores with guest George Crowdy of Royal London Asset Management the current landscape for investing sustainably. This podcast explores the current challenges in defining Responsible investment, Sustainable investment & Environmental Social & Governance (ESG) investing and the dangers of Greenwashing, as the investment world looks to capture market share of the growing appetite from investors to invest in this sector. During this podcast the question is asked, is investing sustainably a current fad and could this lead to a bubble resulting in a boom, bust situation?

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This podcast looks at rising inflation and is it now more structural than transitory as first thought by Central Banks. We explore the financial implications of the Government’s Social Care Reforms & clarify what individual spending counts towards the £86,000 cap. Recent surveys point to a rising appetite for income protection amongst 18-34 year olds, the need for women to save £185,000 more than men to equalise retirement income and adults receiving financial advice and financial planning have above average mental health.

Our latest podcast is a short flashback for the month of October 2021 covering the financial news items which caught our attention.  In this podcast we cover inflation, the Autumn budget and the key points arising.

This podcast explores the various tax benefits of charitable giving as well as the overall feel good factor which comes with supporting a cause you feel passionate about. Giving as a legacy and lifetime gifts are explored and the pros and cons of each.  During this podcast special guest Norman Hudson OBE,  Chairman of Historic Houses Foundation, shares his passion for funding specific restoration and preservation projects for the benefit of the nation.   

This is a sequel to our discussion about health and wealth, Dr Estrellita Van Rensburg and Issy Warrack, authors of ‘Eat Well or Die Slowly’ share their thoughts on diet. This includes the scientific and biological benefits of eating the correct food groups. 

A brief lookback at the topical financial issues during the month of September. 

Louise Oliver discusses the impact of health in relation to being able to fulfil life’s intentions, goals and dreams.

Guests for this podcast, published authors Dr Estrellita Van Rensburg and Issy Warrack, provide engaging and informed input highlighting the problems in the medical world and the mis-information with regard to diet and ultimately the impact on long term health.