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Spring Budget 2024: Winners and Losers
At 1230pm today, Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt announced the UK Spring Budget, as well as...
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What is a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) and do I need one?
A Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) is a legal document that allows you to appoint one or more people...
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Do you keep meaning to sort out your will? We can help you
Life is busy, we get it But is anything more important than being in control of your future Recent...
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Consolidating your pensions – is it a good idea?
Jenny is a 47-year-old Account Manager with a long and varied CV She hasn’t quite had more...
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Support your family finances
As we approach the end of the tax year, there’s still time for you to support your family...
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The additional health services included in your protection insurance
Have a healthy new year with the additional health services included in your protection...
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Key dates for your finances in 2024
Now’s the perfect time to make sure you’re fully prepared for the financial year ahead To...
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The essentials you need to know about credit checks before borrowing money
The information a lender finds during a credit check is important – it could affect whether...
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The 2023 Autumn Statement: Winners and Losers
UK Chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s 2023 Autumn Statement outlined, in his words, “eight months of hard...
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Should I consider private medical insurance?
Life can be full of surprises You can’t be prepared for everything You may have some insurance to...
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Why having an emergency fund matters and where to hold extra cash reserves
An emergency fund is important but extra cash reserves can also play an integral role in a...
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Women’s Pension Deficit
The pension deficit or gap is the difference between the retirement income you have and what...
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Little things can be life changing
Income protection – one little change you can make to protect your family’s financial...
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Little things can be life changing
Healthy benefits included for you and your family Now those are some little things that can make...
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Little things can be life changing
A little change you can make today can safeguard your biggest investment – your home If...
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New Mortgage Charter encourages lenders to provide you with more support
Banks and Building Societies have been encouraged by Chancellor Jeremy Hunt to offer more...
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Worried about mortgage lenders withdrawing their products and deals?
Worried about mortgage lenders withdrawing their products and deals The mortgage market is going...
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Is it better to gift a property or leave it in your will?
The pros and cons of both to give you an idea of the kind of things you’ll need to...
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Can your energy efficient home help save money on your mortgage?
Have you ever heard of a green mortgage They’re steadily becoming a popular option for property...
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Busting remortgaging myths: Your circumstances have changed – will you be able to remortgage?
We all know life doesn’t stay the same Our jobs, our relationships, our financial circumstances,...
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Life after your Fixed Rate mortgage. Why plan ahead of your fixed rate ending?
The earlier you plan your remortgage, the more mortgage options you have! And in the current...
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Life After Your Fixed Rate Mortgage: Should I remortgage when my fixed rate ends?
Should I remortgage when my fixed rate ends The short answer Yes If you don’t remortgage at...
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Life After Your Fixed Rate Mortgage: What happens when your mortgage deal expires?
Life after your Fixed Rate mortgage What happens when your mortgage deal expires If the end...
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Women’s Pension Deficit
The pension deficit or gap is the difference between the retirement income you have and what...
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Investing for children
As a parent, you want to do everything you can to ensure that your children have a bright and...
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It’s not all fixed rates
With over 10 years of record low interest rates, fixed rate mortgages offer borrowers the stability...
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Start of the tax year checklist
The new tax year on 6 April 2023 is a great time to review your finances The new tax year means...
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Finding your first home
Searching for your first home can be an overwhelming experience, but when it’s the biggest...
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The Cost of Moving Home
Buying a home comes with extra costs and fees you need to be aware of – from securing your...
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First-Time Buyers Guide to Saving For a House Deposit
When preparing to buy your first home, saving for a deposit can be a difficult process As house...
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Mortgage Affordability
How to improve your chances of passing a mortgage affordability assessment Getting on the housing...
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