Protection courtesy of The Peaky Gurus
This year’s Protection Guru Awards welcomed an array of protection industry experts, but there was a twist.
Everyone dressed up as members of the Peaky Blinders, as per Kevin Carr’s post below.
The question is, would a turn-of-the-century gangster have been able to get income protection or critical-illness cover?
What does it mean?
October brought with it one of life’s big questions: why did Greg Moss write ‘Bottle 189%’ on an envelope?
He himself posed the question on X.
In response, Victor Sacks wrote: “In a Bosh style? ‘Gotta not lose your bottle and give it 189%.’”
Is it a secret code? A hint about the meaning of life?
Guess we’ll never know.
Out of context
‘They have never understood that you don’t kill the goose with the golden egg’
Retired IFA Harry Katz comments on the new Labour government’s upcoming and much-anticipated first Budget.
‘Tax man’s rules: 1) If it moves, tax it. 2) If it doesn’t move, tax it until it moves, then see rule one’
Financial planner Darren Cooke lays out the simple rules of taxation.
‘Just discovered I’m older than the Go Compare man. I’m taking the rest of today off….’
A sad discovery for The Lang Cat’s Mike Barrett.
‘60 is not elderly. Brad Pitt is 60. Sandra Bullock is 60. Jeff Bezos is 60. Courtney Cox is 60’
Not sure how well these particular celebrities demonstrate that 60 is not old, David Hearne.
‘“Interest rates rise: the bond vigilantes are back. Interest rates fall: here comes the recession.” Repeat until you’re a permabear’
Ritholtz Wealth Management’s Ben Carlson has some advice for investors.
‘Hey! Nobody died’
Overheard in the MM office when all the systems went down on press day.
This article featured in the November 2024 edition of Money Marketing.
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