Navigating the world of insurance can be overwhelming, but with the right information, you can make informed decisions. Accident and sickness insurance exists as a policy designed to pay out a portion of your salary if illness or injury leaves you unable to work. Discover key factors to consider when choosing an accident and sickness insurance policy in this helpful read.
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You don’t expect a cold, back injury, or sudden illness to upend your life, but what if it did? Imagine waking up one morning unable to work, only to realise your income stops too. How long could yo...
Wondering about the future of house prices? Over the last year the typical UK home has risen in value by 1.8% which is down on the annual 2.4% recorded in October seeing house price growth slowing. In this article Karen Noye, mortgage expert at Quilter shares her views. Have a read and see if the slowdown in growth is expected to turn around in 2026.
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Curious about how the recent government budget impacts your finances? Following months of speculation about the cash ISA limit, the Government announced in the Budget that the annual adult cash ISA subscription limit will be reduced to £12,000 from April 2027. The annual overall contribution limit into adult ISAs will remain at £20,000, encouraging some savers who reach the cash ISA limit to put more money in stocks and shares. Check out this informative piece on ISAs and UK household finances from the Independent.
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Wondering why food prices are on the rise? While the cost of energy bills, one of the big contributors, has eased somewhat, households are still feeling the pinch at the supermarket checkout. The price of food continues to outpace the headline inflation rate, and is reaching unmanageable levels for millions of people. So when will prices stop rising so quickly, and is there anything the Government can do to help? Check out this informative article from the Daily Mail that explains why your weekly shop may be getting more expensive.
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While price pressures on other bills such as energy are easing, Britons are still feeling the pinch at the checkout. When will costs stop rising so quickly?
Are you aware of the impact of budget tax raids on workers? New analysis from pensions consultancy LCP shows the exact salary that workers will lose out the most on following the tax raids in the latest Budget, including the salary sacrifice cap, freezing income tax thresholds and the salary at which graduates start repaying their student loans.. Check out this insightful article from The Sun to learn more.
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NEW analysis shows the exact salary that workers will lose out the most on following the tax raids in the latest Budget. Those earning £52,000 will be the hardest hit according to analysis by pensiâ€...
Interest rates might be coming down but many mortgage borrowers will find their interest rate going up when they next remortgage. A report suggests that close to 4 million people will be looking at increased interest rates over the next three years as they locked in their current deal when rates were more favourable, and are yet to feel the impact of the Bank of England rate rise prior to the current dip.
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Nearly four million households will be hit with higher mortgage costs over the next three years even though interest rates are now coming down, the Bank of England has said.
HMRC has confirmed from when some of the tax changes announced in the Autumn Budget will be coming into effect, including ISA and pension salary sacrifice scheme changes. Find out more in this article.
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The latest numbers from Nationwide are in and they show a month on month increase of the average house price in November despite uncertainty ahead of the Autumn Budget. Find out more in this article why the lender believe the announcements in the Budget will have a limited impact on the housing marketing in this article.
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Did you know that even just 0.02 percentage points can have a significant impact on monthly mortgage payments? The average rates on 30-year and 15-year fixed-rate mortgages ticked up slightly over the past week, according to a recent survey. Whenever a mortgage rate increases it can have an impact on your monthly payment and the interest you pay. Have a read of this insightful article from the Independent for more details.
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Navigating the world of insurance can be overwhelming, but with the right information, you can make informed decisions. Accident and sickness insurance exists as a policy designed to pay out a portion of your salary if illness or injury leaves you unable to work. Discover key factors to consider when choosing an accident and sickness insurance policy in this helpful read.
Quilter is not responsible for the accuracy of this article's information. ... See MoreSee Less
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You don’t expect a cold, back injury, or sudden illness to upend your life, but what if it did? Imagine waking up one morning unable to work, only to realise your income stops too. How long could yo...Comment on Facebook
Wondering about the future of house prices? Over the last year the typical UK home has risen in value by 1.8% which is down on the annual 2.4% recorded in October seeing house price growth slowing. In this article Karen Noye, mortgage expert at Quilter shares her views. Have a read and see if the slowdown in growth is expected to turn around in 2026.
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House price growth slows: Will it pick up in 2026? - what MORTGAGE
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House prices rose by 0.3% during November but the annual rate of growth has slowed, according to the latest data from Nationwide.Comment on Facebook
Curious about how the recent government budget impacts your finances? Following months of speculation about the cash ISA limit, the Government announced in the Budget that the annual adult cash ISA subscription limit will be reduced to £12,000 from April 2027. The annual overall contribution limit into adult ISAs will remain at £20,000, encouraging some savers who reach the cash ISA limit to put more money in stocks and shares. Check out this informative piece on ISAs and UK household finances from the Independent.
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Households ‘have been shoring up cash Isas amid uncertain economic backdrop’
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The Government announced in the Budget that the annual adult cash Isa subscription limit will be reduced to £12,000 from April 2027.Comment on Facebook
Wondering why food prices are on the rise? While the cost of energy bills, one of the big contributors, has eased somewhat, households are still feeling the pinch at the supermarket checkout. The price of food continues to outpace the headline inflation rate, and is reaching unmanageable levels for millions of people. So when will prices stop rising so quickly, and is there anything the Government can do to help? Check out this informative article from the Daily Mail that explains why your weekly shop may be getting more expensive.
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Why are food prices so high and when will they get cheaper?
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While price pressures on other bills such as energy are easing, Britons are still feeling the pinch at the checkout. When will costs stop rising so quickly?Comment on Facebook
Are you aware of the impact of budget tax raids on workers? New analysis from pensions consultancy LCP shows the exact salary that workers will lose out the most on following the tax raids in the latest Budget, including the salary sacrifice cap, freezing income tax thresholds and the salary at which graduates start repaying their student loans.. Check out this insightful article from The Sun to learn more.
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Exact salary that workers will lose out the most on due to Budget tax raids
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NEW analysis shows the exact salary that workers will lose out the most on following the tax raids in the latest Budget. Those earning £52,000 will be the hardest hit according to analysis by pensiâ€...Comment on Facebook
Interest rates might be coming down but many mortgage borrowers will find their interest rate going up when they next remortgage. A report suggests that close to 4 million people will be looking at increased interest rates over the next three years as they locked in their current deal when rates were more favourable, and are yet to feel the impact of the Bank of England rate rise prior to the current dip.
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Mortgage misery for 4M households as bills will soar, says BoE
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Nearly four million households will be hit with higher mortgage costs over the next three years even though interest rates are now coming down, the Bank of England has said.Comment on Facebook
HMRC has confirmed from when some of the tax changes announced in the Autumn Budget will be coming into effect, including ISA and pension salary sacrifice scheme changes. Find out more in this article.
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HMRC confirms tax changes coming into force from exact date
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Chancellor Rachel Reeves unveiled £26 billion a year of tax rises and HMRC has confirmed timeframes for some of the key policiesComment on Facebook
The latest numbers from Nationwide are in and they show a month on month increase of the average house price in November despite uncertainty ahead of the Autumn Budget. Find out more in this article why the lender believe the announcements in the Budget will have a limited impact on the housing marketing in this article.
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UK house prices rise despite budget tax fears, says Nationwide
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‘Mansion tax’ announced by Rachel Reeves will have limited impact on property market, building society saysComment on Facebook
Did you know that even just 0.02 percentage points can have a significant impact on monthly mortgage payments? The average rates on 30-year and 15-year fixed-rate mortgages ticked up slightly over the past week, according to a recent survey. Whenever a mortgage rate increases it can have an impact on your monthly payment and the interest you pay. Have a read of this insightful article from the Independent for more details.
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Mortgage rates are up - what does it mean for homebuyers?
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Whenever a mortgage rate increases - even just 0.02 percentage points - it can have a significant impact on monthly paymentsComment on Facebook