Six months on, furlough is coming to an end, but the pandemic isn’t, not yet anyway. Chancellor Rishi Sunak’s 24 September statement sets out the government’s new approach to protecting businesses and employment over the next six months, with a series …
Welcome to day 5 of 7 days of our New Year money tips – today we look at the benefits of overpaying your mortgage. Overpay your mortgage With interest rate rises potentially looming it may not be long before the lower rates we have become accustomed to …
Welcome to day 4 of 7 days of our New Year money tips – today we consider how you can approach your credit card debt. Be smart with credit cards Christmas and the New Year sales can be a time of indulgence that builds up debt on your credit cards. Idea …
Welcome to day 3 of 7 days of our New Year money tips – today we consider how you can make the most of your ISA allowance. Start your investing early Use your ISA allowance earlier in the tax year, in April if possible, and you will earn extra cash fro …
Welcome to day 2 of 7 days of new year money tips – today we consider how you can reduce your household bills. Put your energy into switching Whilst we’ve been lucky enough to have a reasonably mild winter on the run up to Christmas, the cold weather h …
Welcome to day 1 of 7 days of new year money tips – today we consider how you can make the most of your cash savings. Review your savings From April 2016, almost all UK adults will be able to earn £500 (higher rate tax payers) or £1,000 interest a year …
From April 2015, individuals have had more freedom to access their pensions. These changes mark a radical departure from the existing system, by giving you greater choice and trusting you with your own finances. Pension Freedoms will allow you to choos …
