What the Autumn Statement means for your pension 3>
Chancellor Reeves finally delivered her much-anticipated budget on the 30th of October, 2024. Many have been asking what this means for their job, taxes and wider household finances. Retirees (and those approaching retirement) are also…
We recently had World Alzheimer’s Day in September, and now (in November), the world is highlighting mental and physical well-being for men. These important events remind us that there are many people – including those…
There had been much speculation about this budget. Finally, Rachel Reeves—the UK’s first female Chancellor—delivered her plan for the UK economy on 30 October 2024. The budget includes tax rises and key commitments on borrowing…
Four forgotten areas in divorce & financial planning 3>
Divorce is widely regarded as the second-most stressful life event after the death of a spouse and marital separation (according to the Holmes and Rahe stress scale). The UK recently introduced “no-fault divorce” into the…
There is a lot of media attention on the upcoming Autumn Statement due on 30 October 2024. The Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, has confirmed that tax rises will be arriving in this budget. The question, of…
What Chancellor Reeve’s Speech means for your finances 3>
On 8 July 2024, Rachel Reeves delivered her first speech to Parliament as the new UK Chancellor. It will arguably set the tone for the rest of her tenure in the role, highlighting the difficulties…
The 2024 General Election: What You Need To Know for Your Financial Plan 3>
Whilst your attention may be on the upcoming General Election on 4 July, the UK is not alone in going to the polls. In total, there are set to be 73 national elections around the…
Should you take financial advice from social media? 3>
Recently, there has been a crackdown on social media influencers promoting “dodgy” investments on social networks like Facebook. In May 2024, the City watchdog – the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) – charged nine “finfluencers” for…
Jeremy Hunt delivered his much-awaited budget on 7 March. Given the upcoming election and challenging public opinion, the government has recently been under significant political pressure to assuage voters. The headline measure was the cut…
Recent polls suggest that 10% of UK adults feel “hopeless” about their financial circumstances and 34% feel “anxious”. Moreover, stigma is still a barrier to people opening up and getting expert help. Half of British…
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