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Planning for retirement can feel overwhelming, but understanding the type of pension you have is a great place to start. In the UK, there are two main types of pensions: Defined Benefit (DB) and Defined Contribution (DC). Each works in a different way, and knowing the difference can help you feel mo...
More and more people are choosing self-employment. In fact, according to the Office for National Statistics, over four million people in the UK now work for themselves.*
The appeal is easy to see, being your own boss, setting your own hours, choosing who you work with, and often working from anywhere...
As parents and grandparents, we all want to give our loved ones a head start in life - whether that’s helping them buy their first home, paying for education, or making sure they can enjoy life’s big milestones. But when it comes to gifting money, the UK tax rules can feel like a bit of a maze.
Howev...
If your child or grandchild is thinking about university, you might be wondering how to best support them both emotionally and financially. The truth is, higher education comes with a significant price tag. On average, students in the UK leave university with over £45,000 in debt*. Between tuition f...
