Curious about the future of pensions? According to a government study, women, the self-employed and carers have emerged as the most disadvantaged when it comes to pension saving. Check out this insightful article from Money Week on what baby boomer retirement data reveals.
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Ofgem has announced it's new energy price cap - and it's going down. The new price cap comes in from April, find out what it will mean for your finances in this article.
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Did you know about this pension contribution strategy that many Britons are unaware of? Whether it's taking a career break, staying home to look after children or simply not earning, this little-known pension rule might be helpful to know: a partner, friend or relative is allowed to pay into your pension for you. Learn how you can take advantage of it to secure your financial future by having a read of this article from Sky News.
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Overpaying your mortgage has the potential to shave years off your debt, but that doesn’t mean it’s always the right choice. There’s also the option of investing your extra income into the stock market instead, where you might get much better returns, but this carries additional risks. So which one should you choose? Which? has crunched the numbers to see how overpaying, saving and investing compare. Have a read of this helpful article to find out more.
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One bank has now introduced digital mortgage deeds which allows borrowers to sign mortgage deeds electronically. Find out more on how this works and if other lenders are likely to follow suit in this article.
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Are you ready for the updates coming to the self-assessment tax system? Find out what Making Tax Digital is in and who is affected first in this article.
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Inflation has fallen to it's lowest since March last year, sitting at 3 per cent according to the latest figures from the Office for National Statistics. Find out what this means for savings and mortgages in this article.
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Millions of workers who use salary sacrifice to boost their pensions could feel the impact of new National Insurance changes coming in from April 2029. Under the plans, only the first £2,000 a year you put into your pension through salary sacrifice will be exempt from National Insurance (NI). Here, Which? explains what's changing and highlights seven things you should consider ahead of the changes in April 2029.
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Understanding the importance of protecting your income is crucial for all age groups. Workers under the age of 24 are least likely to invest in income protection and have the lowest awareness levels of what a policy might cover. Discover why younger workers are at a higher risk in this latest article from Personnel Today.
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Curious about the future of pensions? According to a government study, women, the self-employed and carers have emerged as the most disadvantaged when it comes to pension saving. Check out this insightful article from Money Week on what baby boomer retirement data reveals.
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What the government’s baby boomer retirement data says about the future of pensions
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A study of the retirement routes of people born in 1958 paints a worrying picture for people’s pension savingsComment on Facebook
Ofgem has announced it's new energy price cap - and it's going down. The new price cap comes in from April, find out what it will mean for your finances in this article.
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Ofgem energy price cap announced as household bills to fall - how it impacts you
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The Ofgem price cap does not put a limit on how much you can pay for energy - instead, it sets the maximum unit rate and standing chargesComment on Facebook
Did you know about this pension contribution strategy that many Britons are unaware of? Whether it's taking a career break, staying home to look after children or simply not earning, this little-known pension rule might be helpful to know: a partner, friend or relative is allowed to pay into your pension for you. Learn how you can take advantage of it to secure your financial future by having a read of this article from Sky News.
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The pension contribution trick most Britons don't know about
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Did you know your partner, friend or relative can pay into your pension? Here's how you can take advantage of this little-known pension rule.Comment on Facebook
Overpaying your mortgage has the potential to shave years off your debt, but that doesn’t mean it’s always the right choice. There’s also the option of investing your extra income into the stock market instead, where you might get much better returns, but this carries additional risks. So which one should you choose? Which? has crunched the numbers to see how overpaying, saving and investing compare. Have a read of this helpful article to find out more.
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Save, invest or overpay your mortgage – here's how to choose - Which?
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Which is the best option for any extra income?Comment on Facebook
One bank has now introduced digital mortgage deeds which allows borrowers to sign mortgage deeds electronically. Find out more on how this works and if other lenders are likely to follow suit in this article.
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Nationwide launches digital mortgage deeds – what homebuyers need to know - Which?
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Will other lenders follow? Which? asked the UK’s biggest mortgage providers about their plansComment on Facebook
Are you ready for the updates coming to the self-assessment tax system? Find out what Making Tax Digital is in and who is affected first in this article.
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Making Tax Digital: are you ready for HMRC’s self-assessment shake-up?
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Tax authorities warn sole traders and landlords to act, as the biggest change to self-assessment in decades loomsComment on Facebook
Inflation has fallen to it's lowest since March last year, sitting at 3 per cent according to the latest figures from the
Office for National Statistics. Find out what this means for savings and mortgages in this article.
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Inflation falls to 3% - what it means for mortgages and savings
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It is set to fall further across the year, which is likely to lead to more interest rate cutsComment on Facebook
Millions of workers who use salary sacrifice to boost their pensions could feel the impact of new National Insurance changes coming in from April 2029. Under the plans, only the first £2,000 a year you put into your pension through salary sacrifice will be exempt from National Insurance (NI). Here, Which? explains what's changing and highlights seven things you should consider ahead of the changes in April 2029.
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Salary sacrifice pension change may affect more workers – 7 things to consider now - Which?
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The Office for Budget Responsibility says the effects of the 2029 changes could extend beyond those directly affectedComment on Facebook
Understanding the importance of protecting your income is crucial for all age groups. Workers under the age of 24 are least likely to invest in income protection and have the lowest awareness levels of what a policy might cover. Discover why younger workers are at a higher risk in this latest article from Personnel Today.
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Younger workers least likely to protect income
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Workers under the age of 24 are least likely to invest in income protection and have the lowest awareness levels of what a policy might cover.Comment on Facebook