Parents of 16 to 19-year-olds are reminded to check if they are still eligible for Child Benefit. This as teenagers continuing with certain types of education or training following their GCSEs or National 5s are. Find out more in this article. ... See MoreSee Less
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Due to inheritance tax rules changing when it comes to pensions next year a warning about an increase in scams has been made. Find out four things to look out for in this article.
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Do you really get £1 million inheritance tax-free? It’s a figure many people rely on but it doesn’t apply to everyone. Strict rules mean some couples could get far less than they expect. For more information, read this article from MoneyWeek.
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The maximum amount a couple can pass on free of inheritance tax is £1 million in assets – but the reality is often very different. We look at why the £1 million inheritance tax-free allowance migh...
Could the timing of your interest payments cost you money? Not all fixed savings accounts work the same way. Some only pay interest at the end of the term and that could mean missing out on extra earnings or hitting your savings allowance sooner. Understanding the timing of interest payments can make a big difference in managing your finances. For more information, read this article from Which?
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Find out which English constituencies have the highest proportions for homes at-risk of flooding in this article. According to new analysis, eight in ten homes at risk of flooding are located in towns and cities
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Are you aware of the hidden insurance gaps that could be costing you money as a homeowner? A lot of people remain unclear about what their home insurance really covers for their gardens. From sheds and plants to outdoor furniture, many assume these items are automatically protected, but coverage can actually vary significantly depending on the policy. In this article, experts at Tesco Insurance have highlighted what is and isn’t covered by home insurance, and where homeowners could get caught out. Check out this article from The Herald to learn more about protecting your home sufficiently.
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“At what age will I finally feel like I have it figured out?” is a question countless Brits ask themselves, especially when it comes to their finances. Your 20s are typically spent trying to make a starter salary stretch as far as possible. In your 30s any increase in pay might be spent on weddings, babies, and some nice trips, and trying to get on the property ladder. Then in your 40s and 50s, you tend to be the most financially secure, but it may be the first time you start thinking about your retirement plans seriously. Having an honest chat with yourself when you are approaching these important milestones can help you plan better for the decade ahead. Have a read of this article from The Sun for tips on how to feel secure for the future at every age.
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“AT what age will I finally feel like I have it figured out?” It’s a question countless Brits ask themselves, especially when it comes to their finances. Trying to get a handle on…
The weather is warming up and so many families will begin to start thinking about summer plans. As the summer holidays approach, many families face a significant financial squeeze. But adopting new habits now could help household budgets stretch considerably further during the warmer months. Have a read of this article from The Independent for some suggestions for stretching summer budgets further.
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Parents of 16 to 19-year-olds are reminded to check if they are still eligible for Child Benefit. This as teenagers continuing with certain types of education or training following their GCSEs or National 5s are. Find out more in this article. ... See MoreSee Less
HMRC warns parents they could see payments stop this summer
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First-time buyers could struggle to get a mortgage after many deals were pulled amid financial uncertainty prompted by conflict in the Middle East. Read more about the current mortgage market in this article from The Standard.
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First-time buyers ‘facing significant pressure’ in mortgage market squeeze
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Many buyers are becoming more cautious, reassessing budgets, or looking at smaller homes, a property professionals’ organisation said.Comment on Facebook
Due to inheritance tax rules changing when it comes to pensions next year a warning about an increase in scams has been made. Find out four things to look out for in this article.
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Why inheritance tax changes could open the door to pension scammers - Which?
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There are concerns that confusion about the new rules may leave savers vulnerableComment on Facebook
Do you really get £1 million inheritance tax-free? It’s a figure many people rely on but it doesn’t apply to everyone. Strict rules mean some couples could get far less than they expect. For more information, read this article from MoneyWeek.
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The £1m inheritance tax-free allowance illusion – why many couples don’t get it
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The maximum amount a couple can pass on free of inheritance tax is £1 million in assets – but the reality is often very different. We look at why the £1 million inheritance tax-free allowance migh...Comment on Facebook
Could the timing of your interest payments cost you money? Not all fixed savings accounts work the same way. Some only pay interest at the end of the term and that could mean missing out on extra earnings or hitting your savings allowance sooner. Understanding the timing of interest payments can make a big difference in managing your finances. For more information, read this article from Which?
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Does it matter when interest is paid on your fixed account? - Which?
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How often your fixed bond pays interest can affect your returnsComment on Facebook
Find out which English constituencies have the highest proportions for homes at-risk of flooding in this article. According to new analysis, eight in ten homes at risk of flooding are located in towns and cities
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Urban areas host 80% of England’s homes at high risk of flooding, study finds
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Exclusive: 839,000 homes in urban areas face threat of surface-water flooding, with social housing tenants most vulnerable to costsComment on Facebook
Are you aware of the hidden insurance gaps that could be costing you money as a homeowner? A lot of people remain unclear about what their home insurance really covers for their gardens. From sheds and plants to outdoor furniture, many assume these items are automatically protected, but coverage can actually vary significantly depending on the policy. In this article, experts at Tesco Insurance have highlighted what is and isn’t covered by home insurance, and where homeowners could get caught out. Check out this article from The Herald to learn more about protecting your home sufficiently.
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Brits warned over hidden insurance gaps costing homeowners hundreds over garden
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Millions of homeowners are leaving themselves exposed to unexpected costs in their gardens.Comment on Facebook
“At what age will I finally feel like I have it figured out?” is a question countless Brits ask themselves, especially when it comes to their finances. Your 20s are typically spent trying to make a starter salary stretch as far as possible. In your 30s any increase in pay might be spent on weddings, babies, and some nice trips, and trying to get on the property ladder. Then in your 40s and 50s, you tend to be the most financially secure, but it may be the first time you start thinking about your retirement plans seriously. Having an honest chat with yourself when you are approaching these important milestones can help you plan better for the decade ahead. Have a read of this article from The Sun for tips on how to feel secure for the future at every age.
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Money questions to ask yourself in your 30', 40's and 50's according to experts
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“AT what age will I finally feel like I have it figured out?” It’s a question countless Brits ask themselves, especially when it comes to their finances. Trying to get a handle on…Comment on Facebook
The weather is warming up and so many families will begin to start thinking about summer plans. As the summer holidays approach, many families face a significant financial squeeze. But adopting new habits now could help household budgets stretch considerably further during the warmer months. Have a read of this article from The Independent for some suggestions for stretching summer budgets further.
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I’m a finance expert. Here are five tips to help stretch the summer holiday budget
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Adopting new financial habits now could help households bolster their budgets for the costly summer monthsComment on Facebook