In the next 20 years, the number of elderly people needing constant care is expected to double, according to research from Newcastle University. You’ve probably thought about how long your pension needs to last and whether you’re saving enough. But …
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Sustainable investment continues to grow: Do ethics affect your investment choices?
Investors are increasingly investing their money with sustainability concerns in mind, figures show. As October marks Good Money Week, we take a closer look at what ethical investing is and how the demand is growing.
It’s predicted that the UK’s …
Seven questions to ask before you start investing
Investing can seem like a daunting process. But getting to grips with investing can lead to greater financial security and growth.
Whether you’re investing for the first time or expanding your portfolio, it’s important to understand how your objectives and …
How to minimise Inheritance Tax paid on your home
Inheritance Tax has hit a record high and with property prices soaring, now is the time to think about how to minimise the bill your loved ones will be left with.
Talking about what will happen to your wealth when …
The top retirement destinations for Brits
Brits who are heading abroad for their retirement have revealed the hotspots that are tempting them; of course, there’s more to think about than just the destination of your new home.
For some approaching retirement, leaving the UK behind for …
Could you help your children have a £1 million pension?
Using your gifting allowance effectively could mean you’re able to leave your children or grandchildren a significant gift behind in the form of a £1 million pension. Discover the steps you can take to reach this goal.
With auto-enrolment now …
Five sure-fire ways to spot a pension scam
Did you know the average pension scam victim loses £91,000? Be sure you’re aware of these five sure-fire ways to spot a fraudster and protect your life’s savings.
Pension scams are a subject we have written about a lot, but …
Interest rates rise above 0.5% for the first time in a decade
The Bank of England (BoE) has increased interest rates above 0.5% for the first time since 2009.
Today, the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) voted unanimously to push up the base rate by 0.25% to 0.75%.
That’s not a massive increase; …