10 top tips to help save you money
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Finance
How to talk to the next generation about money
Teaching children about money is an essential life skill that will serve them well as they grow older. It is never too early to talk to children about money and financial responsibility. In fact, studies have shown that children who are taught about money at an early age are more likely to be financially responsible
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How to protect yourself against identity theft
Identity theft is a type of crime where someone’s personal and financial data is obtained and used without their permission. To limit your exposure and protect yourself from identity theft, it’s important to learn how it occurs and to recognize the warning signs that signal fraud is developing. Here are some tips on how to
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The Spring Budget – Highlights
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s Spring Budget 2023: A Focus on Growth Chancellor Jeremy Hunt announced his first Budget in the House of Commons on the 15th March, which aimed to encourage those who have left their jobs to return to work and promote business investment. The Budget also includes measures related to fuel, alcohol, pensions, wages,
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Tax Changes of 2023 to look out for
News surrounding our finances and more so what happens with our finances at Government level, can be particularly confusing. We have sourced a list of tax changes coming this year so you can plan for financial changes on the horizon. The freeze on the personal allowance, and the basic and higher-rate income tax thresholds in
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Save Money on your subscription costs
From streaming your favourite films to getting your fill of coffee, many people find paying for a range of subscriptions normal now. But the costs are creeping up. A total of 1.51 million video services were cancelled in the first three months of 2022, with more than half a million of these due to ‘money
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8 quick ways to save yourself money
WHAT TO DO TYPICAL SAVING Food shopping It’s not about buying lower quality, but beating the way supermarkets convince us to unnecessarily pay more for premium brands. Find out more >> £1,000s a year Council tax The council tax system in England and Scotland is fundamentally flawed. Many people are in the wrong band. It only takes 10
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We’re here to help with your mortgage needs
As you’ve no doubt seen or heard in news broadcasts in recent days, the changes made to the Bank of England’s base rate, along with the Chancellor’s mini-budget, has thrown curveballs to many with financial responsibilities such as mortgages. Many lenders have removed deals from the market and mortgage brokers are being faced with clients
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Energy bills – what to do if you’re struggling
Despite Liz Truss’s recent announcement that energy bills will be capped at £2,500 annually this is almost double last year’s £1,277** average. Many of us could still be struggling with that upsurge in costs so what can you do if they’re just unmanageable? Check out our top ten tips on what to do if you’re
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Could you claim tax on working from home?
You may be able to claim tax relief for additional household costs if you have to work at home for all or part of the week. Important note: If you previously claimed tax relief when you worked from home because of coronavirus (COVID-19), you might no longer be eligible. Important notes when considering if you’re
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