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Mortgage availability is rising. Here’s what to consider when narrowing down your options
Published: February 6, 2024 by Jennifer ArmstrongIf you’re searching for a new mortgage, you could have more options than you expect. While it may present an opportunity to secure a competitive deal, it might also be overwhelming. Read on to find out how you could effectively … Continue reading
Investors are turning to government bonds. Here’s what you need to know
Published: by Jennifer ArmstrongRising interest rates have led to government bond yields climbing. It’s made them more attractive to some investors and could provide a way to grow your wealth too. According to figures in FTAdviser, investors pumped £18.6 billion into UK and … Continue reading
Government borrowing halves and opens room for tax cuts in March’s Budget
Published: by Jennifer ArmstrongChancellor Jeremy Hunt could have more options ahead of March’s Budget as government borrowing halved at the end of 2023. With a general election looming, Hunt may take the opportunity to ease the tax burden. Read on to discover some … Continue reading
The ups and downs of the FTSE 100 40-year history demonstrates time in the market matters
Published: by Jennifer ArmstrongThis year the FTSE 100 index turns 40. Over the last four decades, it’s become a way to measure the health of the UK stock market. During that time there have been highs that investors no doubt celebrated, and lows … Continue reading
4 excellent reasons you may want to boost your ISA now
Published: by Jennifer ArmstrongIf you haven’t used your ISA allowance for the 2023/24 tax year, it could be wise to review your options over the next few weeks before the 2024/25 tax year starts. Read on to discover some of the reasons why … Continue reading