by David Eaton | Apr 27, 2021 | David's Blog
In a nutshell what happened? When individuals are prosecuted for theft and some go to prison, it is not unreasonable for the public to assume that those individuals were corrupt and dishonest. Never in your wildest dreams would you think that the prosecuting authority...
by David Eaton | Apr 20, 2021 | David's Blog
“The Ursula dividend is a shot in the arm for the UK” so wrote Matthew Lane in the Sunday Telegraph on the 4 April 2021. “Ursula von der Leyen’s most significant achievement in her first year as President of the European Union has been the creation of a British...
by David Eaton | Mar 7, 2021 | David's Blog
Pensions’ lifetime allowance – another kick to responsible savers What do Chancellors of the Exchequer and mousetraps have in common? They both trick the innocent mouse! I struggle to understand what it is about pensions that allow Chancellors of all...
by David Eaton | Jan 8, 2021 | David's Blog
A good friend messaged me on New Year’s Day wishing me: “A very happy New Year David. I hope it brings you everything for which you hope”. His message got me thinking. What are the things for which I hope? What are the things for which you hope? Are you hoping for the...
by David Eaton | Sep 29, 2020 | David's Blog, Press & Media
Financial Director, the online business magazine recently interviewed David Eaton of SME Strategies. Shannon Moyer of Financial Director asked David for his thoughts on one of the conclusions in the recently produced report by Allicia Bank on the question for SME...
by David Eaton | May 15, 2020 | David's Blog
The Washington Post conducted an experiment a while ago. They asked a man to play six pieces by JS Bach on the violin for 45 minutes in a Washington DC metro station foyer. In that time over a thousand people walked past, only six stopped for any time to listen and...
