Looking to save money? If you are looking to save money this winter there are a few quick fixes you can use to instantly cut your bills and even claim some bonuses in your bank account. Check out these simple money-saving strategies from The Scotsman that could help you save up to £1,200 in just ten minutes!
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Experts say households could save over £1,000 this winter with a few quick switches on broadband, energy, subscriptions and banking - and it takes just minutes to do.
Thinking about selling your home? Selling your home is a huge decision and finding the perfect time is nearly impossible. For more insight on if now is a good time to make a move read this article from Which?
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Planning for retirement can feel overwhelming, especially when facing potential income shortfalls. New research shows more than one in three (35%) Brits aged 50+ face a retirement income shortfall of 10 or more years, based on the average life expectancy. This article from Money Week explores how to navigate financial challenges in retirement and reveals ways to boost your pension pot.
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With less than a month left until Rachel Reeves announce the 2025 budget rumours of what might be included are beginning to swirl. This articles takes a look at what could be announced on topics such as pensions, ISAs, inheritance tax and more.
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Dive into the debate over Rachel Reeves' proposed mansion tax with this informative read from The Daily Mail. The Chancellor is reportedly mulling over a new 'mansion tax' ahead of the Budget on 26 November. Under the proposals, revealed by the Mail on Sunday, owners of £2million-plus homes would face a charge of 1 per cent on anything over that amount. In this article The Daily Mail looks at what's being considered, how it would work and how much it could raise for the Treasury.
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Those who care for loved ones could be entitled to financial support, but many are unaware of what support is available. Find out about Carer's Allowance, Carer's Credit and more in this article.
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Unpaid carers miss out on an average £6,400 a year in annual salary by cutting work to support loved ones. We explore benefits that can plug the financial gap.
A survey has found that 25% of those cohabitating with their partner believe that their estate would automatically go to that partner when they die, but this is not the case. Learn more about the actual rules when it comes to automatic inheritance order in this article.
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Looking to save money? If you are looking to save money this winter there are a few quick fixes you can use to instantly cut your bills and even claim some bonuses in your bank account. Check out these simple money-saving strategies from The Scotsman that could help you save up to £1,200 in just ten minutes!
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These four easy money switches could save you £1,200 this winter (aff)
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Experts say households could save over £1,000 this winter with a few quick switches on broadband, energy, subscriptions and banking - and it takes just minutes to do.Comment on Facebook
Thinking about selling your home? Selling your home is a huge decision and finding the perfect time is nearly impossible. For more insight on if now is a good time to make a move read this article from Which?
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Is now a good time to sell your home? - Which?
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Are you still protected by home insurance whilst you're away? This could depend on your coverage and how long you're away for. This article from Which? Money takes a closer look and also includes seven tips of things to do before you jet off on your holiday to help keep your home safe.
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Is your home still insured while you’re away? - Which?
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Planning for retirement can feel overwhelming, especially when facing potential income shortfalls. New research shows more than one in three (35%) Brits aged 50+ face a retirement income shortfall of 10 or more years, based on the average life expectancy. This article from Money Week explores how to navigate financial challenges in retirement and reveals ways to boost your pension pot.
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How to boost your pension pot as 35% of UK over 50s face huge retirement savings gap
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Over 50s are facing a later life with little to no funds - but there are steps you can take now to boost your pot.Comment on Facebook
With less than a month left until Rachel Reeves announce the 2025 budget rumours of what might be included are beginning to swirl. This articles takes a look at what could be announced on topics such as pensions, ISAs, inheritance tax and more.
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Budget 2025: What tax rises and spending cuts could Rachel Reeves announce?
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From inheritance tax and pensions to stamp duty and fuel duty, the chancellor could target many different areas in her bid to plug a large black hole.Comment on Facebook
Dive into the debate over Rachel Reeves' proposed mansion tax with this informative read from The Daily Mail. The Chancellor is reportedly mulling over a new 'mansion tax' ahead of the Budget on 26 November. Under the proposals, revealed by the Mail on Sunday, owners of £2million-plus homes would face a charge of 1 per cent on anything over that amount. In this article The Daily Mail looks at what's being considered, how it would work and how much it could raise for the Treasury.
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What the £2m+ mansion tax will mean for the property market
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The potential mansion tax is the latest in a long line of property taxes that are reportedly being considered ahead of the Budget.Comment on Facebook
Those who care for loved ones could be entitled to financial support, but many are unaware of what support is available. Find out about Carer's Allowance, Carer's Credit and more in this article.
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Financial support for carers: what can you get?
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Unpaid carers miss out on an average £6,400 a year in annual salary by cutting work to support loved ones. We explore benefits that can plug the financial gap.Comment on Facebook
A survey has found that 25% of those cohabitating with their partner believe that their estate would automatically go to that partner when they die, but this is not the case. Learn more about the actual rules when it comes to automatic inheritance order in this article.
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The common myth over unmarried people living without a will
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When one person dies their partner does not have the same entitlements if the pair are not marriedComment on Facebook
Find out how the governments plans to include pensions in inheritance tax calculations could affect unmarried couples from April 2027 in this article.
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‘My estate faces a £214,000 tax bill unless I get married’ - the perils of the inheritance tax pension reforms
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The chancellor's plans to charge inheritance tax on unused pension wealth could be bad news for cohabiting couplesComment on Facebook