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Why it pays to use your 2022/23 ISA allowance right now
Published: April 11, 2022 by Jennifer ArmstrongThe 2022/23 tax year has only just started, but you should already start thinking about how you’ll use your allowances over the next 12 months. It can help maximise your assets. In the 2022/23 tax year you can deposit up … Continue reading
8 in 10 cancer patients suffer a financial hit. Here’s how protection policies can offer security
Published: February 9, 2022 by Jennifer ArmstrongBeing diagnosed with cancer can mean facing physical and mental challenges, but research finds that many patients also face financial obstacles. Research from Macmillan Cancer Support found that 83% of people with cancer in the UK experience some kind of … Continue reading
8 things to do to give your finances a spring clean
Published: by Jennifer ArmstrongAs you start to put winter behind you, you may be thinking of giving your home a spring clean or the projects you want to take on over the next few months. As you do, don’t forget to think about … Continue reading
3 personal finance risks in 2022 and what you can do about them
Published: December 27, 2021 by Jennifer ArmstrongWhen you look forward to the year ahead, what do you consider to be the biggest risks to your personal finances? A poll from interactive investor has revealed the three biggest financial worries people have. While you may not be … Continue reading
What does rising inflation mean for mortgage holders?
Published: November 15, 2021 by Jennifer ArmstrongInflation in 2021 is expected to hit 4%. Inflation means the cost of living will rise and, for mortgage holders, knock-on effects could mean the cost of a mortgage becomes higher. From grocery shopping to electronic goods, prices are rising. … Continue reading