Decade of low interest rates: How has it affected your savings? 16th January 2020

As we enter a new decade, you may be looking back on the last ten years. Hopefully, you’ve reached a few goals and taken steps towards them. But, if you have a look at how your savings accounts have performed throughout the 2010s, you could be a little disappointed. Since the 2008 financial crisis, interest […]

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DIY money management could cost you in the long run

While it can be tempting to save and manage money by taking a DIY approach to finances, it could end up costing you money. Research suggests that eight in ten people overestimate their own financial capability and could be making decisions that aren’t right for them as a result. Failing to seek financial advice when […]

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How will your State Pension change in 2020/21?

If you’re claiming the State Pension, the good news is that it’ll increase in the new tax year. It could mean you have a bit extra money to spend on luxuries or that you can reduce how much you’re withdrawing from your Personal Pension. Even if you have other retirement provisions, your State Pension is […]

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6 things the mini-bond scandal can teach investors

Thousands of investors have been sucked into putting their money into unsuitable mini-bond products following extensive advertising, particularly on social media. The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has now clamped down on the marketing of such products following a scandal. But many are likely to lose their money. What is a mini-bond? A mini-bond is effectively […]

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