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April 2024
On the 6th March, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Jeremy Hunt, delivered his Spring Budget for 2024. This speech saw the announcement of some new taxes and adjustments to existing taxes. We also saw changes to several economic policies. In our summary, we look into how this budget might affect you. Here’s some key takeaways for you.
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March 2024
In a world where the future is uncertain, one thing remains constant: the need for protection. For those born between 1981 and 1996 (hello, millennials!), planning for the future might seem daunting. we take a closer look at why this generation should start to prioritise understanding general insurance. You are investing in your long-term financial well-being and peace of mind.
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Make your home a place for peace as we close in on those chilly winter months. We show you how you can release equity from your property to restore wellness and calm. You are on your way to zen! Plus, some easy low-cost tips you can do today. Explore how a Lifetime Mortgage can bring calmness and wellness to your home this spring.
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February 2024
Spring is just around the corner, and with the promise of warmer days and blooming flowers, many homeowners find themselves yearning to breathe life into their outdoor spaces. Your garden, often an overlooked canvas, can be transformed into a tranquil haven where you can relax and immerse yourself in the beauty of nature. If you aren't sure how to make your plans a reality, one option is to use a lifetime mortgage for home improvements.
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As the weather becomes increasingly unpredictable, protecting your home against storm damage is crucial for both safety and financial well-being. Here's a short guide on how to protect your home and navigate the process of making a claim on your home insurance in case of storm-related incidents.
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Nearly half (44%) of UK workers overestimate the monthly cost of income protection, life cover, and cash plan policies*. This highlights a significant gap between perceived cost and reality, meaning many are missing out because of misperceptions around price.
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We understand that the current challenges we are all facing in light of the cost of living squeeze and the rise in interest are causing concerns for many homeowners. If your current mortgage deal is looking to end in the next 12 months, you have options you can explore now.
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January 2024
Whether you're a homeowner or renting, if someone in your household has received a high-value gift for Christmas, don't forget to ensure your belongings are covered with your home insurance policy. Here's a brief guide to help you navigate the ins and outs of safeguarding your high-value items.
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As the temperatures start to go down and the energy bills go up, you might feel like you can’t afford to put the heating on. If that’s you, there is support available for people claiming benefits or who have reached a certain age. Don’t miss out on the support that’s there for you. Read on for the different ways you can get support from the government to heat your home this winter.
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January is a month of possibilities, and one of the best gifts you can give yourself and your loved ones is the security of life insurance. Here's why January is the perfect time to make this important decision.
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With insurance premiums on the rise, is your policy up to date?

With insurance premiums increasing, it’s a great time to review your policy. Did you know that if y...
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Income protection to benefit the whole family

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Do you need joint life insurance?

Have you ever wondered whether you and your partner should be on one single life insurance policy? O...
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A look at the new renter’s reform bill and buy-to-let mortgages

The government recently published the Renters Rights Bill to Parliament. Here are some of the propos...
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2024 Autumn Budget

Let’s go through one of the biggest tax-raising Budgets in history. With the new government underwa...
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Take the worry out of insurance with a broker

An insurance broker is a professional ‘middle-person’ working independently. The benefits are almo...
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Use Equity Release to get your house ready for winter

With winter approaching, are you asking whether your home needs a toasty update? If you are over 55,...
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Update: Bank of England base rate

In August, The Bank of England cut interest rates to 5% from 5.25%. The first drop in rates since t...
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