Curious about the impact of global events on the housing market? Buyer demand in March came in 13 per cent lower than at the same point a year ago, as those in the early stages of house moves adopt a 'wait and see' approach, Zoopla has said. Check out this article from The Daily Mail discussing how the Middle East conflict is affecting homebuyer demand in the UK.
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A commonly recommended way to reduce inheritance tax (IHT) is to make lifetime gifts. For most people, their home is by far the largest asset they’ll be passing on. You can give away your home but if you still benefit from it then your children will still face a bill. Have a read of this important article from The Independent to find out why.
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Spring is in the air and so are the best deals for over 60s - from discounted days out to savings on Easter treats! Turning 60 opens the door to a range of perks and benefits that can help you manage the cost of retirement. Here, Which? rounds up the discounts and deals available to over-60s this spring.
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Curious about the impact of global events on the housing market? Buyer demand in March came in 13 per cent lower than at the same point a year ago, as those in the early stages of house moves adopt a 'wait and see' approach, Zoopla has said. Check out this article from The Daily Mail discussing how the Middle East conflict is affecting homebuyer demand in the UK.
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War in Middle East is putting Britons off moving home
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Zoopla has warned that if mortgage rates keep rising, this could lead to a sales slump.Comment on Facebook
A commonly recommended way to reduce inheritance tax (IHT) is to make lifetime gifts. For most people, their home is by far the largest asset they’ll be passing on. You can give away your home but if you still benefit from it then your children will still face a bill. Have a read of this important article from The Independent to find out why.
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The truth about one simple way people are reducing inheritance tax
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You can give away your home - but if you still benefit from it then your children will still face a billComment on Facebook
Have you ever wondered how contracting out could affect your state pension? It’s something many people aren’t aware of, but it could play a role in how much state pension you receive. For more information, read this article from MoneyWeek.
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Your state pension could shrink if you “contracted out”
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If you contracted out of the state pension you may receive a smaller income in retirement. You should check your NI contributions – here's howComment on Facebook
Do you know what money changes are coming this April? From bills to everyday costs, a number of updates are on the way as the new tax year begins. For more information, read this article from Mirror.
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18 money changes coming in April 2026 including every bill increase
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It's the end of the tax year, which means your personal allowances, such as your ISA and how much you can put into your pension, will soon resetComment on Facebook
Are you aware of the upcoming changes to the state pension age? Under changes introduced by the 2014 Pensions Act, the state pension age is legislated to rise to 67 by April 2028. For more information, read this article from Which?
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Gradual increases are coming into effect from April, affecting those born on or after 6 April 1960.Comment on Facebook
Concerned about how inflation and global events could affect your finances? The war in Iran is going to have a significant impact on family finances. How severe, and how long lived, is hard to tell. A fresh dose of inflation seems likely, but experts say there are at least some things you can do to mitigate the worst. From pensions and mortgages to energy bills, here’s what to do now. Have a read of this helpful article from Which?
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How to look after your money during the Iran war: Energy bills, savings and pensions
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From pensions to mortgages to energy bills, here’s what to do nowComment on Facebook
Spring is in the air and so are the best deals for over 60s - from discounted days out to savings on Easter treats! Turning 60 opens the door to a range of perks and benefits that can help you manage the cost of retirement.
Here, Which? rounds up the discounts and deals available to over-60s this spring.
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Best spring deals for over-60s - Which?
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From discounted days out to savings on Easter treats, here are the best deals and perks for people aged over 60Comment on Facebook
As university offers are being made it's a good time for future students to understand how the student loan system works. This article takes a closer look.
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How student loans work and when you need to repay them
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Graduates are growing increasingly frustrated about high levels of debtComment on Facebook
Did you know that the state pension is taxable? Research shows that 41% of adults don't. Find out more on how the state pension is taxed and who needs to pay it in this article from Which? Money.
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Do you have to pay tax on the state pension? - Which?
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We explain how it works and four ways to avoid an unexpected billComment on Facebook