Peter McGahan is a journalist based in Hull, United Kingdom. He writes for The Irish News and Business Live HUMBER, focusing on local news and financial topics, particularly in relation to mortgages, housing market trends, and personal finance. His articles provide insights, tips, and analysis to help readers make informed decisions about their finances.
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Peter Mcgahan's articles predominantly cover personal finance and the housing market, with a focus on providing expert commentary and industry-specific insights. He may be interested in contributions from financial professionals who can offer unique perspectives on mortgage rates, investment analysis related to the housing market, or tips for managing personal finances.
Given his local geographic focus on Hull and the UK, experts with knowledge of these specific areas may have an advantage when reaching out. Those capable of offering data-driven insights into regional housing market trends or personalized financial advice tailored to local regulations could find success in pitching to Peter.
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Financial expert Peter McGahan takes readers through the various options to get on the road
Peter McGahan says that if a fund doesn’t have the cash, it looks to other liquid assets like easy-to-sell properties
There is a discipline to saving which is often overlooked which can produce significant gains over time, and funnily enough, benefit from what most people fear – volatility.
I covered the methods of mitigating inheritance tax last week and was asked a question regarding equity release to mitigate the tax where the property or home may be causing the tax.
A look at what choices are on offer when it comes to accessing your pension in retirement
Last week I covered three of the options you have with your pension pot at retirement: taking an annuity, retiring later and flexible access
Your state pension is based upon your national insurance contributions. The amount you will receive is based on the qualifying years you have.
A column which I wrote a couple of weeks back about releasing equity from your home to mitigate inheritance tax created some further questions which I will mop up here.
We all have our investment or pension portfolios, and we want the best from them as that's what brings us the security, and the ability, to do the things we want.
Tax expert Peter McGahan emphasises the importance of drawing up a will
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