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A Cambridge University study once found that a person’s financial habits were established by the age of just 7, so we look at some ways that could get kids off to a flying start1.Pocket money savingIn days past, it was likely that most children were granted pocket money each week…

If you have an elderly family member or someone you know who is in receipt of the state pension, it’s worth checking to see if they are eligible for the Attendance Allowance. With the current high cost of living, it makes sense to be aware of what existing benefits already…

If you and your family are thinking of needing extra space – the natural thought can be to simply search for a new property. However, with the turbulent housing market and rising cost of mortgages – one answer might be right under your feet.Adding Value to Your HomeNot only can…

Recent times have seen a dramatic rise in interest rates, and we’ve all seen the impact on monthly mortgage payments as a result, but what’s less publicised is how your savings could now be working harder for you. We take a look at some tips on how to make the…

Chancellor of the Exchequer, Jeremy Hunt, has unveiled his Spring statement today, outlining the government's tax and spending plans for the year ahead. We wanted to provide you with a summary of the most notable points that were made in the speech. Tax and Income SupportNational Insurance, a payroll tax, will…

Moving home is a significant life event, and ensuring a smooth transition requires attention to detail and meticulous planning. If you’re thinking of moving, we’ve compiled an extensive checklist to assist during the moving process.1. Career-Related Notifications Employer: Inform them for updated payroll and contact details. HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC): Essential for tax-related…