Your Spring Statement update – the key news from the chancellor’s speech
Just over three months after her lengthy Autumn Budget, chancellor Rachel Reeves has addressed the House of Commons and delivered the government’s 2026 Spring Statement. Ahead of the Statement, Reeves reinforced the government’s commitment to “one fiscal event, one...
6 life insurance myths homeowners should know
Compared to other countries in Europe and the US, Brits are among the least likely to take out life insurance, and it could leave their families in a vulnerable position if the worst happened. Life insurance would pay out a lump sum to your beneficiaries if you...
How to navigate the mortgage market to find the right deal for you
The number of mortgage deals available has reached its highest level since October 2007, according to a MoneyAge article (12 January 2026). As of January, there were more than 7,150 mortgage options to choose from. Having more options could be valuable and help you...
2 reasons to mark the new tax year in your calendar
On 5 April 2026, the current tax year will end, and the new one will start the following day. Making a note of the deadline in your calendar could help you make the most of tax breaks as part of your financial plan. Here’s why the start of a new tax year might matter...