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If your mortgage repayments have increased, you should review your financial protection
Published: April 20, 2023 by Jennifer ArmstrongOver the last year, interest rates have steadily increased. If you have a mortgage, it may have affected your repayments, or could in the future. So, does your financial protection still provide the cover you need? The Bank of England … Continue reading
The FTSE 100 reached an all-time high despite recession fears
Published: by Jennifer ArmstrongDespite concerns the UK will face a recession in 2023, the FTSE 100 hit a record high in February. Read on to find out what influenced the market and the valuable lesson investors can take from the news. The FTSE … Continue reading
International Women’s Day: 5 things you could do to improve your long-term financial wellbeing
Published: February 3, 2023 by Jennifer ArmstrongThis year’s theme for International Women’s Day is “embrace equity”. While huge strides have been made in improving financial independence for women, there’s still a significant gap. It could harm your overall wellbeing and your options in the future. If … Continue reading
Average standard variable rate reaches a 13-year high. Is it time you looked for a new mortgage deal?
Published: August 15, 2022 by Jennifer ArmstrongIf a previous mortgage deal has ended and you’ve not taken out a new one, you could be paying a much higher rate of interest. If you’re on your lender’s standard variable rate (SVR), read on to find out why … Continue reading
How self-employed workers can create financial security amid economic uncertainty
Published: by Jennifer ArmstrongAs a self-employed worker, it can be more difficult to manage your finances. Your income may vary or not be as reliable as those who are employed. According to a study from Scottish Widows, almost half of self-employed workers said … Continue reading