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Using allowances and exemptions could reduce your overall tax bill and help you get more out of your money. On 5 April 2025, the current tax year will end, and many tax-efficient allowances and exemptions will reset. So, here are five that you may want to consider using before the 2025/26 tax year starts. 1. […]

While you might have similar goals or circumstances to other people, a financial plan isn’t a one-size-fits-all solution. Instead, a tailored financial plan that considers your needs and goals could help you get far more out of it. For instance, one goal might be to ensure you’re financially secure in retirement. It’s likely to be

During the Autumn Budget, chancellor Rachel Reeves unveiled an increase to Stamp Duty that could affect buyers of second homes and property investors. The temporary higher thresholds for Stamp Duty are also set to end in 2025 and could lead to larger tax bills when buying property. Read on to find out what you need

Whether you’re a first-time buyer or moving up the property ladder, when you start searching for a new home, one of the most important questions is: What is my budget? If you’ll be using a mortgage to buy a home, understanding the maximum you can borrow may help you narrow down your search and understand

If you and your partner are considering taking out life insurance, one question you may want to answer is: Would single or joint life insurance be better suited to us? Life insurance is a type of financial protection that would pay out a lump sum if you passed away during the term. The payout would

A survey suggests fewer investors are interested in ESG (environmental, social, and governance) investing when compared to a few years ago. Yet, that doesn’t mean it should be an option you dismiss right away. ESG investing involves considering other factors alongside potential financial returns when making investment decisions. It can encompass a wide range of