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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

Major lenders increase mortgage rates but there are ways to lower repayments

2nd May 2024
Home owners have suffered another setback with the news that three major lenders have announced that they are to increase their fixed mortgage rates. Nationwide, NatWest and Santander have all announced rate hikes, due to increased uncertainty over when the Bank of England plan to cut interest rates, currently at a 16- year high of […]
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Budget Summer Travel; Cinque Terre

1st May 2024
A collection of 5 small hillside towns in Italy boasting colourful, picturesque views on the coast, one of the most idyllic places in Italy and one that you should add to your list to visit. Make sure to get travel insurance before your summer trip to ensure security and peace of mind. The towns that […]
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Is your council declaring bankruptcy?

1st May 2024
Councils declaring bankruptcy   Since 2018 8 council have declared bankruptcy including 4 in the past 15 months which are, Woking, Nottingham, Birmingham and Thurrock. Almost 1 in 10 councils in England have warned that they will go bankrupt in the next 12 months due to financial trouble. A survey based on 160 responses from […]
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How the high cost of living is affecting potential first time buyers

1st May 2024
The rise in the cost of living has affected many who are looking to buy their first home, according to a recent poll by major mortgage lender Nationwide. Overall 84% of the 1,000 people who were questioned in the study, said that that the rising prices had knocked back their ability to finally step onto […]
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The controversy of the Triple Lock Pension

1st May 2024
Political parties make commitments to pension triple lock, but what has it achieved and why has it provoked controversy? Chancellor Jeremy Hunt recently confirmed that the triple lock pension system will be retained if the Conservatives win the next general election this year. It’s a move that can be seen as a mini u-turn, as […]
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How to switch banks hassle free

30th April 2024
Most people put off switching banks because they think it will be too much hassle and it’s easier to remain at the same account despite receiving no rewards. Well, what if we told you there is a way to switch with little to no hassle? If you’re not sure if you should switch banks then […]
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Financial illiteracy and its impact on prosperity

30th April 2024
“Money can’t buy happiness”, so the saying goes, but I think most people will agree that financial security is the foundation for success, stability, and peace of mind. If we use Maslow’s hierarchy of needs – money enables us to buy not only the most essential requirements at the base of the triangle, but also […]
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The UK government to increase spending on defence

29th April 2024
Sunak recently announced the importance of spending on defence and the need to increase the amount of money going into this area. Why spending is increasing? Sunak announced with so many conflicts and dangers in the world today the need to pour funding into defence and the military is crucial. The war in Ukraine and […]
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How much does the UK spend on Foreign Aid?

29th April 2024
The UK is one of the largest donors for humanitarian aid, behind Germany and the US as Statista reports. With so many causes of humanitarian aid there are calls for help from countries with the largest economies.   How much is spent? In 2023 the UK spent around £15.4bn on foreign aid which is 0.58% […]
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The financial loss of relegation

25th April 2024
When a team is relegated in the Premier League, this is one of the biggest financial hits a team could take in the world of football. The losses When a club is relegated this not only affects the teams reputation and standing in the world of football but there are also financial losses that occur. […]
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The Cost of Living in Canada

25th April 2024
If you are thinking of a move to one of the most scenic and popular countries then you should be aware of the costs before you go. Moving away from the UK is currently extremely popular for many reasons including the costs rising and the disappointment many feel for the UK government in helping the […]
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What if I can’t pay back my mortgage?

22nd April 2024
Your mortgage should be your top priority debt over any other forms as missing or falling behind on payments could result in serious consequences.   What will happen If I can’t pay it back in full? Most lenders will allow for 3 missed payments before they start taking action. If you have taken out a […]
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