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Experts forecast a recession in 2023. Here’s why and what it means for your investments

Experts are predicting that the UK will face a recession in 2023. While it can be tempting to react to this news by changing your investment strategy, sticking to your long-term plan…

Suttons30 November 2022

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4 vital things you should discuss when naming a Lasting Power of Attorney

A Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) gives someone you trust the ability to make decisions on your behalf if you cannot. This can ensure there’s someone taking care of your affairs and…

Suttons30 November 2022

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Your autumn statement update and what it means for you

It has been a tumultuous year in British politics, with three prime ministers and four chancellors holding office. After the calamitous “mini-Budget” ushered in the demise of Liz Truss and Kwasi Kwarteng,…

BenSuttons17 November 2022

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Investment market update: October 2022

Much of 2022 has been marked by investment volatility and economic uncertainty, and October was no different. According to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), there is a rising risk of a global…

BenSuttons7 November 2022

Mortgages News

As interest rates rise, should you overpay your mortgage?

After more than a decade of cheap borrowing, interest rates are rising. If you’re paying off a mortgage, making overpayments could save you money. The Bank of England has increased interest rates…

BenSuttons7 November 2022

Mortgages News

Almost half of homeowners are worried about rising mortgage bills. Here’s what you can do

Interest rates are rising for the first time in more than a decade, and it may be affecting your mortgage repayments. If you’re worried about how you’ll keep up with your financial…

BenSuttons7 November 2022

Financial Planning News

Rising cost of living leads to more families borrowing. Here’s what to consider before you increase debt levels

The soaring cost of living is placing pressure on many household budgets. Figures suggest that some are turning to borrowing to help bridge the gap. However, this solution may not be sustainable,…

BenSuttons7 November 2022

News Pensions and Retirement

47% of retirees leave work earlier than expected, but just 31% say they could afford to

Retiring early is a dream for many. Whether you’re looking forward to putting your feet up or going on an adventure, it’s a huge milestone and it’s important to be financially prepared.…

BenSuttons7 November 2022

News Pensions and Retirement

The UK could face a “retirement savings crisis” as workers aren’t putting enough away

Figures suggest that many households aren’t saving enough to be financially secure in retirement. Calculating what income you’d need to reach retirement goals before the milestone could mean you’re in a better…

BenSuttons7 November 2022

Guides News

Financial wellbeing: 6 ways to help you make better financial decisions

Humans are hard-wired to make poor financial decisions. It’s just in our DNA. Financial wellbeing is a broad topic, covering all aspects of the relationship between money and our long-term happiness. It…

Suttons21 October 2022

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Experts forecast a recession in 2023. Here’s why and what it means for your investments

4 vital things you should discuss when naming a Lasting Power of Attorney

Your autumn statement update and what it means for you

Investment market update: October 2022

As interest rates rise, should you overpay your mortgage?

Almost half of homeowners are worried about rising mortgage bills. Here’s what you can do

Rising cost of living leads to more families borrowing. Here’s what to consider before you increase debt levels

47% of retirees leave work earlier than expected, but just 31% say they could afford to

The UK could face a “retirement savings crisis” as workers aren’t putting enough away

Financial wellbeing: 6 ways to help you make better financial decisions

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