Losing something is never a pleasant experience.
Well, maybe with the exception of those post-Christmas pounds, or losing yourself in a good book. But what about losing money? It’s a hard thing to swallow when it’s yours, but what about … Read the rest
As another year rolls to an end, many people will find themselves looking forward to what 2018 may bring.
For some, it may be taking up a new hobby, for others, kicking a bad habit. For everyone, however, 2018 will … Read the rest
Ever get the feeling that you’ve forgotten something, though you’re not sure what?
There’s a chance that it could be a pension pot, as government data shows that there is currently more than £400 million in unclaimed pension funds.
Naturally, … Read the rest
For hard-pressed home buyers in London and the South East, Shared Ownership might represent the best way of getting onto the housing ladder.
However, there are plenty of myths and misconceptions about this option.
To help you to better understand … Read the rest
As unemployment hits its lowest rate in over 40 years, people are starting to look further afield for more lucrative opportunities. Research from Nationwide shows that a majority (88%) of London’s workers would consider relocating in their mid-thirties. This offers … Read the rest
Millions of people across the UK are putting their families in financial danger with inadequate Life Insurance cover, according to Direct Line.
A recent survey showed that, of people who have no Life Insurance or protection, half have a mortgage … Read the rest
More and more people are taking advantage of the benefits that come with a Lifetime ISA, especially those aged 30 and over, according to AJ Bell.
Two thirds (66%) of people who have opened a Lifetime ISA since April 2017 … Read the rest
Chancellor Philip Hammond has announced a reduction in Stamp Duty Land tax (SDLT), which will see 95% of first time buyers benefit over the next five years. The cut is set to save first time buyers more than £3 billion … Read the rest
Every Budget has winners and losers; with some people faring better than others.
So, how did you fare? Read on as we reveal whether you are a winner or a loser after Philip Hammond’s second Budget of 2017.
The Chancellor, Philip Hammond rose to his feet at 12.38 to deliver his second Budget of the year.
The days leading up to the Budget have been dominated by talk of housing, Universal Credit and, most surprisingly, rail cards.
Mr … Read the rest