Posted on: 16th January 2020 in Financial Planning
Did you take part in the long-held tradition of making a New Year’s resolution this year? New Year’s resolutions date back some 4,000 years, with the ancient Babylonians thought to be the first people to make them. The Babylonians would make promises to their gods to stay in favour with them. It’s this tradition that would form the New Year’s resolution we know today. Fast forward to the modern-day and New Year’s resolutions have changed somewhat. Now, resolutions are more about self-improvement and bettering yourself from the previous year.We have 18 offices across the globe and we manage over $2billion for our 20,000+ clients
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