1 March 2024
23 February 2024
Death rates are still higher than pre-pandemic¹ levels, yet 48% of adults aged 18-40 do not have life insurance. This puts many in a precarious position, as the unfortunate reality is that the cost of dying is high.
16 February 2024
Some leading experts have suggested that the Bank of England (BoE) could be forced to bring forward its first planned interest rate cut sooner rather than later in 2024 if inflation drops to 2% by April.
9 February 2024
After prospective and existing mortgage borrowers had a tough year in 2023, there looks to be good news on the horizon. In 2023, the cost-of-living crisis squeezed household budgets. Higher interest rates put pressure on those looking to take on mortgages for the first time, remortgage, or switch deals.
2 February 2024
Have you managed to stick to your new year resolutions? Undertaking a protection and mortgage review should be top of a financial to-do list for the coming year. But don’t worry if you haven’t tackled this task yet, just try to make it a priority in the coming months.
26 January 2024
In 2022, people in the UK unknowingly spent half a billion pounds¹ on subscriptions that automatically renew. It can be easy to get caught out if companies make it difficult to cancel or fail to remind you that their service is due for renewal.
19 January 2024
What steps would you take if your health meant you were no longer able to work? For people with an income protection policy in place, it would likely be to focus on their health.
12 January 2024
As research reveals that 45% of UK adults are losing sleep over money, we’re here to remind you of the value of professional advice.
5 January 2024
As research reveals that 45% of UK adults are losing sleep over money, we’re here to remind you of the value of professional advice.
