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Latest Finance News
Cost vs value: What’s the difference when you’re making a financial plan?
Published: December 12, 2023 by Jennifer ArmstrongWhen you’re making decisions, cost might be an important factor, but value could be just as crucial. Balancing cost and value in your financial plan could help you get more out of your money. When talking about the investment market, … Continue reading
Investment market update: March 2023
Published: April 20, 2023 by Jennifer ArmstrongAs inflation persists, central banks were forced to announce further rises to interest rates in March. Coupled with the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank, it has been an uncertain few weeks in the world economy. As an investor, remember that … Continue reading
If your mortgage repayments have increased, you should review your financial protection
Published: 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