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A third of over-50s don’t think they have enough money to provide them with enough income for their retirement, according to new research by SunLife
19/11/2019
Forty-nine per cent of adults to have experienced adverse credit in the last three years and are planning to purchase a house in the next year with a mortgage, or remortgage, have said they would use online research to find a broker
12/11/2019
UK savers hoping to open a help-to-buy (HTB) ISA have until 30 November 2019 to do so, although rushing to meet the deadline could end up costing individuals dear, Hargreaves Lansdown has warned
05/11/2019
The FCA has today confirmed that it has removed barriers that stop some mortgage customers from finding a cheaper mortgage deal
28/10/2019
Fleet Mortgages has launched a new five-year HMO fix and reduced rates on several of its individual landlord products
24/10/2019
Retail investors have withdrawn more than £4bn from the leading UK direct property funds in the past year, with concerns about the impact of Brexit on property values making investors nervous, according to new analysis by AJ Bell
21/10/2019
The winners of the MoneyAge Awards 2019 were announced last night at a gala ceremony in London
11/10/2019
As an industry, we have the ability to help shape people’s futures by delivering independent, qualified and expert advice. Our advice changes lives and lifetime financial planners can have a deep, lasting and positive impact on our clients, how they live and their enjoyment in later life
07/10/2019
Over £17bn of assets owned at death by UK citizens is held in cash, an average of £69,000 per estate, according to analysis of HMRC figures by Equiniti Benefactor. Unsurprisingly, residential property accounts for a majority of inherited wealth, accounting for £43bn, 54 per cent of the total wealth inherited in the UK each year.
01/10/2019
The fraud team at Lloyds Bank has developed a new way to spot scams before its customers lose any money
23/09/2019
Habito has unveiled its first suite of company buy-to-let (BTL) mortgages, adding to the individual BTL mortgages that it launched two months ago
18/09/2019
Shadow chancellor John McDonnell has indicated that the Labour party would propose a new financial transaction tax to raise money for the Treasury
13/09/2019
The Money Group has rolled out a new enquiry to completion mortgage processing CRM platform for brokers across all of its brands
10/09/2019
Major digitisation of the wealth management industry is needed if traditional sector players are to prosper in the future, a new report has claimed
10/09/2019
The Institute of Public Policy Research Commission on Economic Justice is calling for a change to the way wealth is taxed. It has suggested capital gains should be taxed at the same rate as income, and this would see tax rates on gains from share price rises hiked from 18% to 45% for higher rate taxpayers
09/09/2019

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