Websites such as Vinted, eBay and Airbnb now tell HMRC how much their customers are making – but does that mean you need to fill in a self-assessment tax return on your side hustle? Stay on top of your tax responsibilities with this helpful guide. The Times takes a look into how it all works and whether you have to pay tax.
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Don't let misinformation impact your savings strategy. From switching issues to poor rates, Which? dispels common misconceptions about the popular tax-free savings accounts Check out this article to debunk 7 common ISA myths.
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Chancellor Rachel Reeves will deliver her Spring Statement on 26 March and there are plenty of rumours about what could be announced. These include reducing the cash ISA allowance, cutting government spending, increasing taxes and changes to pensions. Have a read of this article from Money Week, that delves into what we might see next week.
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The chancellor will deliver her Spring Statement on 26 March. We look at whether there will be any announcements on pensions that could affect savers or retirees
Wondering when interest rates will start to fall? The Bank of England is due to make its next decision on interest rates this Thursday. Check out this informative article from The Daily Mail to learn more about base rate forecasts and how they could impact your finances.
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The Bank of England opted to hold interest rates following its latest meeting at 4.5 per cent as it continues to tread carefully amid fears of resurgent inflation.
Attention all house hunters! Since the government’s Help to Buy equity loan scheme ended in March 2023, first time buyers with small deposits have discovered their options considerably reduced, with those in London particularly affected. But now, the private sector is looking for ways to support those with a small deposit, with a Help to Buy alternative. Explore this game-changing initiative that offers a fresh approach to home buying, making it easier for you to achieve your property goals.
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As we approach tax year end, many people look to maximise their ISA allowances. To do this many opt to complete a Bed and ISA which is a smart move to protect your investments from tax. So what is a Bed and ISA and what are the benefits? Have a read of this article from The Daily Mail to find out more.
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Are you on track with your pension savings? Find out about the average pension pot size in the UK and make sure you're on the right path towards a comfortable retirement. Building a retirement fund isn’t easy and it’s difficult to know exactly how much you will need. In this article, The Times asks the experts what you can do with a pension pot worth £37,000, £150,000 and £500,000.
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Curious about how much you could save on your household bills? By bundling your energy, mobile, broadband, and home insurance under one roof, you could save time and money. That’s Utility Warehouse’s pitch, so in this article The Times looks into how it works and if it can save you money. Dive into this informative piece for advice on cutting costs and boosting your savings.
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By bundling your energy, mobile, broadband, and home insurance under one roof – you could save time and money. That’s Utility Warehouse’s pitch, so we explain how it works and if it can save you...
Wondering how ISAs and pensions can work together to secure your financial well-being? Discover the benefits and how to implement strategies to reduce your taxable income, in this feature from City AM.
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Websites such as Vinted, eBay and Airbnb now tell HMRC how much their customers are making – but does that mean you need to fill in a self-assessment tax return on your side hustle? Stay on top of your tax responsibilities with this helpful guide. The Times takes a look into how it all works and whether you have to pay tax.
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'How much can I earn on my side hustle before paying tax?'
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Free to read. Websites such as Vinted have started sharing seller details with HMRC. We explain when you need to start paying tax on your side hustleComment on Facebook
Don't let misinformation impact your savings strategy. From switching issues to poor rates, Which? dispels common misconceptions about the popular tax-free savings accounts Check out this article to debunk 7 common ISA myths.
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7 of the biggest Isa myths debunked - Which? News
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From switching issues to poor rates, we dispel common misconceptions about the popular tax-free savings accountsComment on Facebook
Chancellor Rachel Reeves will deliver her Spring Statement on 26 March and there are plenty of rumours about what could be announced. These include reducing the cash ISA allowance, cutting government spending, increasing taxes and changes to pensions. Have a read of this article from Money Week, that delves into what we might see next week.
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Spring Statement: what could Rachel Reeves say about pensions?
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The chancellor will deliver her Spring Statement on 26 March. We look at whether there will be any announcements on pensions that could affect savers or retireesComment on Facebook
Wondering when interest rates will start to fall? The Bank of England is due to make its next decision on interest rates this Thursday. Check out this informative article from The Daily Mail to learn more about base rate forecasts and how they could impact your finances.
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When will interest rates fall again? Latest base rate forecasts
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The Bank of England opted to hold interest rates following its latest meeting at 4.5 per cent as it continues to tread carefully amid fears of resurgent inflation.Comment on Facebook
Attention all house hunters! Since the government’s Help to Buy equity loan scheme ended in March 2023, first time buyers with small deposits have discovered their options considerably reduced, with those in London particularly affected. But now, the private sector is looking for ways to support those with a small deposit, with a Help to Buy alternative. Explore this game-changing initiative that offers a fresh approach to home buying, making it easier for you to achieve your property goals.
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'Help to Buy alternative' aimed at those without a Bank of Mum and Dad
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Those with a five per cent deposit will receive a 15 per cent interest-free ‘boost’ when they buy from PersimmonComment on Facebook
As we approach tax year end, many people look to maximise their ISA allowances. To do this many opt to complete a Bed and ISA which is a smart move to protect your investments from tax. So what is a Bed and ISA and what are the benefits? Have a read of this article from The Daily Mail to find out more.
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What is a Bed & Isa? The smartmove to protect investments from tax
Bed & Isa activity has coolled off since the big capital gains tax changes last year, but it is still a effective way to shield investments from tax, say experts. ... See MoreSee Less
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Are you on track with your pension savings? Find out about the average pension pot size in the UK and make sure you're on the right path towards a comfortable retirement. Building a retirement fund isn’t easy and it’s difficult to know exactly how much you will need. In this article, The Times asks the experts what you can do with a pension pot worth £37,000, £150,000 and £500,000.
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What does a £37,000, £150,000 and £500,000 pension pot give you?
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Free to read. How much money you will need in retirement depends on a number of factors. Here's what pension pots worth £37,000 up could provide youComment on Facebook
Curious about how much you could save on your household bills? By bundling your energy, mobile, broadband, and home insurance under one roof, you could save time and money. That’s Utility Warehouse’s pitch, so in this article The Times looks into how it works and if it can save you money. Dive into this informative piece for advice on cutting costs and boosting your savings.
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How much could you reduce your household bills? - Times Money Mentor
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By bundling your energy, mobile, broadband, and home insurance under one roof – you could save time and money. That’s Utility Warehouse’s pitch, so we explain how it works and if it can save you...Comment on Facebook
Wondering how ISAs and pensions can work together to secure your financial well-being? Discover the benefits and how to implement strategies to reduce your taxable income, in this feature from City AM.
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Why ISAs and pensions make a ‘perfect combination’
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While some savers may ponder whether to pay into an ISA or a pension, both products have advantages and disadvantages.Comment on Facebook