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Tracker-rate mortgages are on the rise: Could it be a valuable option for you?

Published: July 2, 2026 by Jennifer Armstrong

Whether you’re taking out your first mortgage or it’s a process you’ve been through a few times, there’s an important question you need to answer: What type of mortgage should I take out? One option you might have overlooked is … Continue reading

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What does a change in prime minister mean for your finances?

Published: by Jennifer Armstrong

On 22 June, Keir Starmer announced he would quit as Labour Party leader. The decision had been anticipated in the media, but the changes still pose some uncertainty over the coming weeks. Read on to find out what it could … Continue reading

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Investing is a skill: How to build confidence and positive habits

Published: by Jennifer Armstrong

How do you become a better investor? It’s a skill, and like any other skill, it can be improved by forming positive habits and expanding your knowledge. Yet, many people think successful investors are born with the skills they need. … Continue reading

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Investment market update: June 2026

Published: by Jennifer Armstrong

According to the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), a global recession could occur if the conflict in Iran continued into 2027. The organisation warned that delays in agreeing a peace deal would affect global growth and cause energy … Continue reading

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The £12.3 billion cost of delaying estate planning

Published: by Jennifer Armstrong

Affluent families who delay estate planning could miss out on chances to reduce a potential Inheritance Tax (IHT) bill and pass more on to their families. Find out if you could benefit from considering IHT and how you might pass … Continue reading