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026 2020: TIME TO MAKE A CHANGE


found that going on a diet is the most popular New Year resolution, followed by going on mini-breaks and holidays, travelling more often and reading more books. Drinking less alcohol came fi fth, with giving up smoking, setting more time aside for a hobby or personal project, more time with family, cooking from scratch and spending less time on social media completing the top 10.


Printing out and framing more photographs is also on the list of popular resolutions, along with doing something to help a good cause, cutting down on


screen time generally and spending less time checking your phone.


Keeping up-to-date with politics, sharing less on social media and writing or updating a blog also feature on the list. Researchers also found: • Three quarters of Brits have made a New Year resolution but more than one in 10 don’t even last a day before giving in. • Almost four in 10 have gone back on their resolution within the fi rst week of January. • Seven in 10 admit they have even had years where they had every intention of making a New Year resolution, but have


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given up before they even started trying. • It also emerged 77% of Brits start January with a positive mind-set, but most fi nd that their good mood has faded by the middle of the month. Almost half put this down to getting fed up of the bad weather, while another 27% become down-heartened after failing at their resolutions. • Another six in 10 would also like to try to avoid the January blues by seeing in the New Year abroad if money was no issue, with New York, Australia, Barbados, Las Vegas and the Canary Islands the most popular destinations.


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Tax Returns: things you need to know Celebrate the New


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• Savings investments and dividends. • Foreign income. • You receive Child Benefi t and either


your own or your partner’s income exceeds £50,000. • Your income is over £100,000 per annum.


When should it be submitted? A tax return must be submitted online by 31st January following the tax year. So, for the tax year ended 5th April 2019 this must be fi led by 31st January 2020. Even if you have no tax to pay you will be charged a penalty if you miss the fi ling deadline. The fi ne steadily increases over time so it is vital that you act as quickly as possible. • If you need any further questions answered, or if you require assistance with your tax return, contact Wells Associates for a free initial meeting via email at info@wellsassociates.com or call 01892 507280.


Finding the right relationship in 2020


Finding the right relationship is a three-step process: 1. Getting to know yourself better and how you behave in relationships. 2. Understanding why you have picked the partners that you have and why they were not the right fi t. 3. Questioning your beliefs around what a good relationship is and


creating realistic expectations. Talking to an expert in


relationships is the best investment you can make in your future happiness.


• For more information, contact June Brogan Relationship Therapist, MA MBACP, on 07891 22108 or email june.brogan@aol.co.uk


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