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Why business owners may want to consider a pension alongside their exit strategy

Published: January 7, 2026 by Jennifer Armstrong

When you’re building a business, you might have little time to think about other aspects of your long-term finances. However, overlooking your pension in favour of your business could leave you in a difficult situation when you want to retire. … Continue reading

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How fiscal drag could harm your finances as the government extends tax freezes

Published: by Jennifer Armstrong

When chancellor Rachel Reeves delivered the Budget in November 2025, you might have breathed a sigh of relief that Income Tax rates weren’t increasing. However, fiscal drag could still harm your finances over the long term. Fiscal drag occurs when … Continue reading

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How much should you contribute to your pension?

Published: by Jennifer Armstrong

A third of people don’t know how much they need to contribute to their pensions every year to create a comfortable retirement, according to a MoneyAge article (11 November 2025). Striking the right balance with pension contributions is important. Contribute … Continue reading

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2026 property market predictions and what they mean for you

Published: December 4, 2025 by Jennifer Armstrong

Even if you don’t plan to purchase property in 2026, market trends could still affect you, including the amount of interest you pay on your mortgage. Here are four key forecasts to be aware of. 1. Economists predict the Bank … Continue reading

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How to give gifts that could keep on giving – just like Christmas number ones

Published: by Jennifer Armstrong

Savvy singers and songwriters can generate an annual income by releasing a Christmas hit. As you shop for loved ones, consider giving a gift that will continue to give value over time. Many Christmas songs are replayed every year. Indeed, … Continue reading