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If you are trying to save, learn more about finances or want to take on some new techniques for your money then reading from those who have done it or are experts in the field could help you. There is so much advise out there it can become overwhelming, when finding the book for you […]
House prices are falling and many believe they will continue on this path through 2024. This sounds like good news, however for those selling their properties, this means they are having to reduce their asking price. Also, with high and rising mortgage rates, many people still can’t afford to buy. Predictions for the Property market […]
In the Spring Budget Jeremy Hunt, the Chancellor Exchequer has been hinting that there could be tax cuts coming up. What is income tax? Income tax is the tax you have to pay on your annual earnings or, if you’re self-employed, any profit you make. Depending on how much you earn determines how much […]
ISA stands for Individual Savings Account and allows you to save whilst earning interest and is tax-free. You can save up to £20,000 in a tax year tax-free. Having an ISA helps people to save for things like a house deposit as this a great, money-efficient way to save large amounts. Cash ISA This is […]
We have recently seen lenders hike up the prices for mortgage funds causing millions of people a much higher rate on their mortgage bills with some at a staggering 7%. The BBC informs us that banks such as HSBC, NatWest and Virgin Money are all increasing the cost of new deals. Why are mortgage interest […]
There is a new mortgage model coming to the UK soon which could make it more affordable to take out a mortgage for more people. This new mortgage model is designed to save the borrower money as well as reduce the risk to the lender. It’s a win-win for everyone! This involves the interest rate […]
If you have missed the deadline and have faced penalties it is still imperative to get the tax return completed and paid to reduce the penalties you will have to deal with.
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