Planning for the Future

If you’ve lost a pension then you might be glad to know it’s easier to find it than you might think.

The Complete Pension Guide; everything you need to know about pensions.

Here’s everything you need to know about pension consolidation.

Major events like a UK general election can impact financial markets due to their close link with the economy. Learn how this might affect your investments.

How much money you earn could determine how much tax you pay not just on your salary, but on things like the interest you earn from your savings. So, what are the Income Tax brackets in the UK — and how do they affect your Personal Tax Allowance?

While cash could be an option for your short-term financial needs (such as a rainy day fund), it’s a much less desirable option for long-term growth.

Whether you’re investing an inheritance or a bonus from work, knowing what to do with a lump sum can sometimes feel daunting. Thankfully, our handy guide is here to help you make the most of a lump sum investment.

Getting a pay rise is up there with one of the best feelings you can experience. But if you’re not saving any extra money – despite the bigger paycheck – then you may have fallen victim to ‘lifestyle creep’. Here’s what it is, why it happens, and what you could do to combat it.

Our new research with The Centre for Economics and Business Research (CEBR) has discovered that only 5% of Brits were able to answer 10 questions about frequently discussed financial topics correctly. Read to find out more about the impact a lack of knowledge could have on people’s financial future.

Don’t let summer burn a hole in your pocket! Follow our tips to save money this summer.

No one likes parting with a big sum of cash to pay for things like vet bills, car insurance, or home repairs — but these costs are just a part of life and can’t be avoided. Luckily, you could take some of the pressure off these and other irregular expenses with a sinking fund.

The new tax year can bring with it many changes – from the cost of things like your water bill and council tax, to your annual tax-free allowance limits. Here are some things that you could do to prepare for it.

Since 6th April 2024, the UK’s Capital Gains Tax allowance has been reduced from its previous rate. Read on to find out what changed — and what exactly this could mean for you and your investments.