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Lower salaries, insecure employment and austerity are fuelling a growing debt crisis, the Trades Union Congress (TUC) has warned
05/09/2019
One in six people admitted they will definitely be over the age of 65 by the time they finish repaying their mortgage, while another 9 per cent said they have no idea when it will be paid off, research from Hargreaves Lansdown revealed
02/09/2019
Just 100,000 people have deposited money into the Help to Save scheme, with the average deposit rising to £47 a month
30/08/2019
deVere CEO and founder Nigel Green has claimed that Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs’ (HMRC) latest bid to recover unpaid taxes on cryptocurrencies demonstrates that digital assets are the “future of money”
14/08/2019
Specialist lender Together has increased its maximum age to 85, meaning those aged up to 82 can take out a loan from the provider
09/08/2019
There were 49.1 million application programming interface (API) requests made in April, more than double the number recorded in February, the Open Banking Implementation Entity (OBIE) revealed
06/08/2019
Gross mortgage lending in June was down on May’s total and the figure from June 2018, according to the latest figures published by UK Finance
24/07/2019
More than half (52 per cent) of UK consumers are looking for new tools and apps, such as those enabled by Open Banking, to help them feel more in control of their finances
24/07/2019
Consumers could be in line to receive money they had lost as a result of their dealings with any of the 11 failed regulated firms declared in default in June 2019 by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS)
17/07/2019
The UK FinTech sector is on course for a record year, with investment in the first half of 2019 reaching $2.9 billion across 123 deals, up 45 per cent on 2018
16/07/2019
The changes government has made to capital gains tax is likely to be detrimental to second homeowner and small landlords, experts have argued
12/07/2019
European FinTech leaders expect Artificial intelligence (AI) and Open Banking to set the standard for wide-ranging innovation in the financial services industry, according to research from Barclays
09/07/2019
Knight Frank has become the first estate agent to offer later life lending advice, offered through its Knight Frank Finance arm to those over 55
09/07/2019
The housing market could take a hit if inheritance tax (IHT) is reformed the way the Labour party intends, according to experts. Last month the Labour Party’s independent report on cutting inequalities in land ownership called for the abolition of IHT in a bid to stabilise house prices. Under the proposals, Labour would replace IHT with a lifetime allowance of £125,000 on the gifts each person could receive
08/07/2019
The Office of Tax Simplification (OTS) has proposed cutting the “seven-year rule”, a pivotal aspect of UK inheritance tax (IHT) planning that governs gifting, to five years to simplify its administration
05/07/2019

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