Many people wrongly assume that financial protection rarely pays out. While this is untrue, there are times when claims are rejected, and there might be
Leaving a legacy to charity in your will is a great way to support the causes that are close to your heart. It can also
In September 2025, Action Fraud warned pension savers must remain vigilant as more than £17.5 million was lost to pension fraud in 2024 – roughly
Increasingly, UK savers are losing track of their pensions. In October 2024, research by Pensions UK found that the total value of lost pension pots
Retiring should be a milestone you look forward to. It’s a chance to spend your time how you want and do the things you’ve been
This guest blog was written by Chris Budd, who wrote the original Financial Wellbeing Book as well as The Four Cornerstones of Financial Wellbeing. He
AI adoption has rapidly increased in recent years, and it has affected the stock prices of businesses operating in the sector. Find out more about
In September 2025, Action Fraud warned pension savers must remain vigilant as more than £17.5 million was lost to pension fraud in 2024 – roughly
When chancellor Rachel Reeves delivered the Budget in November 2025, you might have breathed a sigh of relief that Income Tax rates weren’t increasing. However,
Everyone has made an impulsive financial decision that they end up regretting later. While these hasty decisions might feel right when you initially make them,
High inflation has been a hot topic over the last couple of years, and as its pace stabilises, you might think it no longer needs
The amount the government collects through Inheritance Tax (IHT) is on the rise, and freezes to allowances mean it’s expected to increase further. If your
Dementia is one of the leading causes of later-life disability in the UK. It’s likely that you know someone who has been affected by it,
Managing your pension doesn’t stop once you retire and start to draw an income from it. In fact, your pension still needs careful attention in
Despite intense speculation that the Labour government would slash tax allowances and exemptions, many are set to remain the same in the 2025/26 tax year.
According to research from Scottish Widows, published in May 2024, more than three-quarters of retirees could be missing out on potential investment returns by accessing