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Are you holding too much in cash?
Falling inflation and rate cuts could change how savers think about their money Cash is often regarded as a safe haven in personal finance. It’s
Pensions to fall under Inheritance Tax rules from April 2027
How upcoming changes could affect estate valuations and beneficiary payouts In the previous 2024 Autumn Budget, the Chancellor announced that the Inheritance Tax (IHT) thresholds,
VAT on private school fees: the increasing cost of education
How new tax rules are reshaping family finances and long-term planning From 1 January 2025, private schools across the UK were required to apply 20%
Five ways to maximise tax year-end planning opportunities 2025/26
Smart financial moves to consider before the tax year ends on 5 April 2026 As the 2025/26 tax year-end approaches on 5 April 2026, now
When is the right time to invest?
Why market timing rarely works – and why long‑term consistency matters Some people delay investing because they’re waiting for “the right moment.” The idea of
Almost half of UK adults are unaware of their pension savings
New data uncovers a concerning gap in pension awareness and confidence across all generations In the UK, nearly half of working-age adults cannot estimate the
The power of dividends
How can they assist investors in expanding their portfolios? Dividends have long been a vital part of the investment process. For many investors, dividends help
Why silence costs families
Planning, talking, and protecting more of your legacy from tax and disputes Death and money are two of life’s unavoidable realities, yet they remain subjects
What should you consider as you approach your retirement?
Key financial and lifestyle checks to get ready for life after work Reaching the final stage of your working life is a significant milestone, often
