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An interest-only mortgage could help you manage your budget more effectively, but it can also present a challenge when your existing deal expires. You might be wondering what your options are and…

When you’re taking out a new mortgage deal, one of the key questions to answer is: do I want a fixed- or variable-rate mortgage? There isn’t a straightforward answer to the question.…

An incoming change to the way pensions will be taxed when they’re inherited might mean you’re rethinking how you use your pension. Before you dive into updating your retirement plan, it’s important…

When people think about financial wellbeing, they often link it to frugality or building wealth. Yet, an effective financial plan isn’t always about that, sometimes, it might make sense to spend more.…

You don’t know what’s around the corner, but that doesn’t mean you can’t prepare for it. A financial shock could derail your short- and long-term plans and might mean you face additional…

This guest blog was written by Chris Budd who wrote the original Financial Wellbeing Book, and also the Four Cornerstones of Financial Wellbeing. He founded the Institute for Financial Wellbeing, and has…

After Rachel Reeves’ impactful first Budget in autumn 2024, you might have been concerned about the announcements that would be included in her Spring Statement on 26 March 2025. Reassuringly, the major…

Reaching the minimum pension age and being able to access your retirement savings might mean new possibilities opening up. You may start thinking about giving up work, withdrawing a lump sum to…

While it’s important to weigh up your options before making financial decisions, a study suggests families are leaving themselves open to risk because they delay making a judgement about life insurance. According…

Even if your current mortgage deal doesn’t expire for a few months, searching the market now could be worthwhile and might even save you money. You can usually lock in a new…