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The Bank of England is predicted to cut interest rates in 2026

Published: November 5, 2025 by Jennifer Armstrong

The Bank of England (BoE) is expected to make several cuts to the base interest rate in 2026. The move could reduce the cost of your mortgage. Read on to find out what’s predicted and how it could affect you. … Continue reading

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3 steps you can take to financially prepare for illness

Published: by Jennifer Armstrong

The arrival of the colder months means preparing for Christmas, thinking about your new year resolutions, and planning to battle illnesses. Whether you’re ill for a few days or you’re diagnosed with a long-term condition, needing to take time off … Continue reading

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The difficult but important estate planning conversations to have with your family

Published: by Jennifer Armstrong

An estate plan sets out how you’d like your assets to be managed and distributed during your life and when you pass away. It often involves thinking about difficult topics, such as your funeral preferences or who you’d like to … Continue reading

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Venture Capital Trusts: Why higher-rate taxpayers might want to invest in them

Published: by Jennifer Armstrong

For some investors, particularly higher-rate taxpayers, Venture Capital Trusts (VCTs) could offer an attractive and tax-efficient investment prospect. Read on to discover the basics you need to know if you’re thinking about making VCTs part of your financial plan. VCTs … Continue reading

Guide: Everything you need to know about the State Pension

Published: October 7, 2025 by Jennifer Armstrong

Having a stable income when you retire could give you the independence to enjoy a meaningful and fulfilling life after work. Indeed, a July 2023 survey by Legal & General found that 94% of UK adults said that financial security … Continue reading