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Here are some tips for managing bills and finances when you don’t have a regular income 

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Managing money and bills self-employed can feel like a juggling act. Especially since you don’t have steady pay or the automatic deductions for things like taxes and national insurance. However, with the right systems in place, you can stay on top of your finances and ensure everything is paid on time. Here are some tips we’ve […]

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Do you need extra building and content insurance policies in place if you work from home? 

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Maybe you’ve spent a bit of time putting together your business. Now everything is going well, you wouldn’t want something unexpected to get in the way? This is where insurance can help. Of course, we are big believers in setting up these support systems. If you’re self-employed in the UK, building and contents insurance is

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Can I get a mortgage if I’m self-employed? Plus other commonly asked employment questions…

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Work habits in the UK continue to evolve and change. And so, the mortgage industry is addressing concerns from the self-employed. Guess what? Did you know you can get a mortgage if you are self-employed? You may just need to get some extra steps in place. But we are here to help and get you

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The Bank of England announces its first base rate cut of 2025

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Now set at 4.5%, the Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) has voted to cut the bank’s base interest rate.   What does this mean for you?  Let’s take a closer look:  On 7th February 2024, economists on the bank’s MPC unanimously called for a cut in interest rates. They voted 7-2 in favour of

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Myth Busting Mortgage hurdles

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Here are common mortgage myths debunked to help you navigate the home-buying process confidently. Chat with us to go into these in detail and for advice specific to your circumstances. Myth: You Need a Huge Deposit (at least 20%)Reality: While a larger deposit can get you better rates, many mortgages are available with lower deposits: Myth: You

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Take the worry out of insurance with a broker

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Take the stress out of insurance by using a broker. We can help you decide on the best policy for you with our years of knowledge and experience. Don’t forget — we help families every day! An insurance broker is a professional ‘middle-person’ working independently. The benefits are almost endless. The main one is that you

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Are you covered if your children need time in hospital? 

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Recent research from MetLife UK shows a large gap in income protection. Over half of working parents don’t have a financial plan in place if their child experiences illness or injury.  The research shares that 50% of parents wouldn’t be able to survive longer than three weeks without pay if they had to take time

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