Andy Burnham is widely considered a frontrunner to become the next prime minister following the resignation of Keir Starmer. But what would him stepping into the role mean for your finances? This article takes a closer look.
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King Charles tax payments will be part of the annual royal financial accounts announcement. As Prince of Wales he also revealed how much tax he was paying, but he will now become the first British monarch in modern times to make this information public. Learn more in this article.
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Ever wondered why buying a home takes so long? Proposed changes could cut weeks off the process and help stop deals from falling through at the last minute. That could mean a smoother journey for everyone involved. For more information, read this article from the Independent.
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Thinking about using a credit card on holiday? Travel credit cards can offer rewards, perks and better exchange rates but they’re not always the cheapest option for everyone. Before you jet off, it’s worth understanding how they work and what to watch out for. For more information, read this article from Independent.
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The average UK house price increased sharply in April, with a 3.8% annual rise, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS). The increase, which was affected by stamp duty changes last year, took the typical property value to £270,000. Have a read of this article from The Standard for the facts and figures.
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Could a two-year delay impact your retirement plans? From 2028, most people will need to wait until 57 to access their pension savings, this could mean rethinking when and how you plan to retire. For more information, read this article from Which?
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Stay vigilant this Father's Day! Scammers are targeting unsuspecting individuals with a new "Hi Dad" scam. Fraudsters typically target potential victims through messages or even AI-generated phone calls, posing as their child and urgently requesting money or a payment. Have a read of this important article from The Independant and learn how to protect yourself and your loved ones.
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Understanding tax changes is crucial for financial planning. Fresh HMRC data reveals Capital Gains Tax (CGT) receipts reached nearly £24.3 billion in the 2025/26 tax year, a remarkable 77% rise on the previous year. Experts attribute the spike to the dramatic cutting of the annual CGT allowance, which has been reduced from £12,300 in 2022/23 to just £3,000 today. Learn more about the recent tax allowance cuts in this latest article from The Mirror.
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Wondering how cohabitation law reforms could impact your pension, savings, and inheritance? The government is consulting on changes that could strengthen protections for unmarried couples in England and Wales helping them to gain stronger legal rights and greater financial security if they split up or their partner dies.. Here, Which? dives into the consultation to explain exactly how these new proposals could impact you if they go ahead.
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Andy Burnham is widely considered a frontrunner to become the next prime minister following the resignation of Keir Starmer. But what would him stepping into the role mean for your finances? This article takes a closer look.
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What Andy Burnham as prime minister might mean for your money
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The Makerfield by-election winner has spoken out on income tax, stamp duty and more – so what might change?Comment on Facebook
King Charles tax payments will be part of the annual royal financial accounts announcement. As Prince of Wales he also revealed how much tax he was paying, but he will now become the first British monarch in modern times to make this information public. Learn more in this article.
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King Charles to reveal personal tax bill for first time as monarch
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For the first time, the annual financial report for the royals will include how much tax is paid by the monarch.Comment on Facebook
Ever wondered why buying a home takes so long? Proposed changes could cut weeks off the process and help stop deals from falling through at the last minute. That could mean a smoother journey for everyone involved. For more information, read this article from the Independent.
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New house market shake-up set to speed up buying and selling process in UK
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The reforms could also reduce unexpected and costly surprises which can lead to sales collapsing, helping people to keep more money in their pocketsComment on Facebook
Thinking about using a credit card on holiday? Travel credit cards can offer rewards, perks and better exchange rates but they’re not always the cheapest option for everyone. Before you jet off, it’s worth understanding how they work and what to watch out for. For more information, read this article from Independent.
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Should I consider a travel credit card for my next holiday?
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Finance and travel experts outline the most financially savvy spending options when going abroad.Comment on Facebook
The average UK house price increased sharply in April, with a 3.8% annual rise, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS). The increase, which was affected by stamp duty changes last year, took the typical property value to £270,000. Have a read of this article from The Standard for the facts and figures.
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Sharp 3.8% annual rise in house prices recorded in April as experts explain why
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The average property value surged by 9.9% annually in the North East of England in April.Comment on Facebook
Could a two-year delay impact your retirement plans? From 2028, most people will need to wait until 57 to access their pension savings, this could mean rethinking when and how you plan to retire. For more information, read this article from Which?
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Private pension age is rising to 57: will your retirement be affected? - Which?
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From April 2028, the age at which you can access your private pension will rise to 57Comment on Facebook
Stay vigilant this Father's Day! Scammers are targeting unsuspecting individuals with a new "Hi Dad" scam. Fraudsters typically target potential victims through messages or even AI-generated phone calls, posing as their child and urgently requesting money or a payment. Have a read of this important article from The Independant and learn how to protect yourself and your loved ones.
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Father’s Day warning issued after £160k stolen due to ‘Hi Dad’ impersonation scams
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Santander UK is warning parents to be aware of the fraud ahead of Father’s Day on Sunday June 21Comment on Facebook
Understanding tax changes is crucial for financial planning. Fresh HMRC data reveals Capital Gains Tax (CGT) receipts reached nearly £24.3 billion in the 2025/26 tax year, a remarkable 77% rise on the previous year. Experts attribute the spike to the dramatic cutting of the annual CGT allowance, which has been reduced from £12,300 in 2022/23 to just £3,000 today. Learn more about the recent tax allowance cuts in this latest article from The Mirror.
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HMRC key tax allowance cut update as income surges
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The Government has enjoyed a huge windfall from Capital Gains TaxComment on Facebook
Wondering how cohabitation law reforms could impact your pension, savings, and inheritance? The government is consulting on changes that could strengthen protections for unmarried couples in England and Wales helping them to gain stronger legal rights and greater financial security if they split up or their partner dies.. Here, Which? dives into the consultation to explain exactly how these new proposals could impact you if they go ahead.
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How cohabitation law reforms could affect your pension, savings and inheritance - Which?
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The government is consulting on changes that could strengthen protections for unmarried couples in England and WalesComment on Facebook