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  • The cheapest Self-Invested Personal Pension (SIPP) providers

    May 30, 2025

    High earners are increasingly contributing £60,000 and above to their Hargreaves Lansdown Self-Invested Personal Pension (SIPP), new data shows.  The number of people making contributions of exactly £60,000 – the full allowance – was up 12 per cent in the last tax year. The number of people making SIPP contributions over the annual allowance was [...]

  • What is a P11D form? What employers need to know ahead of the July 6 deadline

    May 29, 2025

    Employers will need to submit a P11D form if their employees are receiving benefits of any type on top of their salary. Here’s everything you need to know.  We’re well into a new tax year, but that does not mean a pause for paperwork. Far from it, especially for employers. As well as having to [...]

  • The best Stocks and Shares ISAs

    May 28, 2025

    Stocks and shares ISAs enable you to invest within a tax-free wrapper, but the best provider will depend on your individual needs.  Cash ISAs pay interest on your savings, but Stocks and Shares ISAs offer a tax-free way of earning returns on your investments. So if you’re willing to take a little risk, they could [...]

  • Should you let a roboadviser manage your finances?

    May 26, 2025

    Roboadvisers offer a low-cost, hands-off way to grow your investments. Here’s what to be aware of if you’re thinking of picking one. So you’re thinking about starting your investing journey, but how do you choose where to put your money?  Of course, you can consult a financial adviser, but this can be quite costly, so if [...]

  • 200 years on, it’s time to bring will writing into the 21st century

    May 24, 2025

    Almost 200 years on from the last proper review of will writing in the UK, it's high time for some sweeping updates, writes Sam Grice.

  • P60 form deadline is approaching – what you need to know

    May 23, 2025

    Employers are required to issue a P60 form by May 31 – but what is the form actually for, and what happens if your employer misses the deadline?  If you’ve been employed for some time, you’ll have heard of a P60, but understanding what it is and why it matters is vital. If you’re an [...]

  • Why you should invest early in the tax year

    May 22, 2025

    Data shows that those who invest regularly and at the start of the year can be thousands of pounds better off than those who wait until the end.  We’re about a month into the tax year, and there’s no time like now to make sure your investments are working as hard for you as they [...]

  • What the Bank of England’s interest rate cut means for your mortgage

    May 8, 2025

    The Bank of England has reduced rates by 0.25 percentage points to 4.25 per cent in a hotly anticipated cut that will leave homeowners with big decisions for their mortgage deals. The reduced cost for banks to borrow money will have broad implications for the mortgage market, as banks lower interest rates on loans. Major [...]

  • Regular or fixed? How to know which savings account is right for you

    May 8, 2025

    Recently, savers have enjoyed some of the best interest rates in years, but as the Bank of England continues cutting interest rates, this may be coming to an end.  This makes it crucial to move your cash to a place where it will be working as hard as possible for you.  The good news is [...]

  • Consumer confidence drops as inflation fears mount

    April 25, 2025

    Brits’ confidence about their own finances, as well as those of the Treasury, has dipped as geopolitical uncertainty mounts. GfK’s long-running confidence index dropped by four points to -23 in April, driven by an eight-point drop in how Brits see the economy and a four-point drop in how Brits see their own finances. The findings [...]

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