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Courtney Evans

Courtney studied English Literature and Creative Writing at University and is the Editorial Assistant for Finance Monthly, CEO Today and Lawyer Monthly writing articles for all three publications. Courtney is an experienced writer who enjoys researching for the articles. When she’s not working, Courtney can be found planning her next budget friendly trip and trying to tick off new experiences on her ever-growing bucket list.

Articles by Courtney Evans

Fines of £168m imposed on three Water companies

6th August 2024
  The UK’s water industry has been under intense scrutiny since it was discovered that millions of litres of raw sewage was being pumped into rivers and waterways. This came as the water companies were also planning to increase bills in the UK which sparked outrage as their operations pollute the UK’s water whilst asking […]
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The financial cost of living with Type 2 Diabetes

6th August 2024
Paying for diabetes Type 2 diabetes, a chronic condition affecting millions globally, imposes profound financial burdens on individuals and healthcare systems alike. Beyond any direct expenses, diabetes also significantly impacts the labour market, insurance costs, and individuals' financial stability.   The cost for the NHS Approximately, 5.6 million people are living with diabetes with more […]
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Is my business eligible for a tax break?

6th August 2024
  What is a tax break? A tax break is a reduction is the amount of taxes a business or individual is required to pay. It is a form of financial relief provided by the government in the form of deductions, credits, exemptions and exclusions. They are designed to encourage those who receive them to […]
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Does your insurance cover you if you’re affected by riots?

5th August 2024
  Have you been affected by riots? With unrest circulating around the UK this year, it is more important than ever to check your insurance policy. If you have any property including, a house, business or car which could be affected, or has been affected by the riots you might be wondering if your insurance […]
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How much is The Rings of Power costing Amazon?

5th August 2024
  The Rings of Power Budget The new season will be released at the end of this month so we take a dive into the makings of the show and how much is the Rings of Power costing Amazon. The first season was released in 2022, as 25 million people watched on the same day […]
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Understanding the Help to Buy Scheme

2nd August 2024
What is the Help to Buy scheme? The Help to Buy scheme is a government initiative designed to assist first-time homebuyers and existing homeowners in purchasing a new-build property. The scheme launched in 2013 aiming to make homeownership more widely accessible by lowering the financial barriers which prevent many from getting onto the property ladder. […]
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Why a Lifetime ISA Could Be Your Best Financial Decision

2nd August 2024
  Should you have a Lifetime ISA? The Lifetime ISA (LISA) is an invaluable tool for both aspiring homeowners and those planning for retirement, offering distinct advantages that make it worth considering. Available to individuals between the ages of 18 and 39, the LISA presents a unique opportunity to save money with substantial government incentives. […]
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The Bank of England base rate falls to 5%; how will this affect me?

1st August 2024
  For the first time in two years, the Bank of England has decided to lower it’s rate to 5% from 5.25%. This remains a somewhat painfully high rate and banks will maintain their caution when it comes to making any changes. From mortgages to savings accounts, your personal finances could be changing.   What […]
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Will Building 1.5m more houses really solve the housing crisis?

1st August 2024
  The plan Labour are going full steam ahead with their planning for 1.5million more houses to be built before the next election. The plan feeds into their aim for growth in Britain and kickstarting the economy with more people able to get onto the property market, more jobs for those involved in the process […]
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Labour will be increasing taxes

31st July 2024
  Rachel Reeves, the new Chancellor has announced that they are currently considering raising taxes in the next budget which is set to be released on October 30. Reeves has already announced cuts which will be made including restricting the winter fuel payments for pensioners. This come after the news that the conservatives were hiding […]
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