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November 2024
The government recently published the Renters Rights Bill to Parliament. Here are some of the proposed new rules :
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We can help you get on the property ladder. Feel free to call us today to see what we can do for you. Here are some handy tips to keep in mind!
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Let’s go through one of the biggest tax-raising Budgets in history. With the new government underway, our current Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced the 2024 Autumn Budget set to increase taxes by £40 billion—we haven’t seen one this big for over twenty years! There is a lot to discuss.
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October 2024
This cover protects your monthly income if you fall sick, have an accident that forces you out of work or are made redundant. It is a policy that provides a monthly tax-free payment. Paid directly to you, replacing your income. It can cover your earnings for up to 12 months or you return to work.
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An insurance broker is a professional ‘middle-person’ working independently. The benefits are almost endless. The main one is that you no longer have to deal with insurance companies! Think about the time savings and risk management advice. Plus, personalised service you'll receive…
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With winter approaching, are you asking whether your home needs a toasty update? If you are over 55, using equity in your home could be an option. Using our tips, you could keep your house warmer. And save on energy bills! It’s a win-win. We go through some simple changes you can make to your home to keep it warmer. And equity release plans you might be able to use.
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In August, The Bank of England cut interest rates to 5% from 5.25%. The first drop in rates since the first Covid lockdown in March 2020. September announced a hold at 5% too. This will affect millions of people's mortgage, credit card, and savings rates. But borrowing costs are still high.
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With everyone feeling the pinch due to the cost-of-living crisis, it can be tempting to rely on credit cards and loans to make ends meet. But has the situation spiralled, with debts now outpacing your income? In this article, we discuss ways to get help with managing debt.
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September 2024
As we all know, predicting which election promises will become reality is no easy task! However, we’ve outlined a few pointers to help you understand how the new government might bring changes that could affect you.
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Did you know a healthy workplace can influence productivity, health, and well-being? Unsurprisingly, better employee health can bring significant benefits for businesses. As a bonus, health insurance can support this and help ensure fewer days off sick!
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How can I save money with my health?

Are you looking for some extra support with your health? There are options to help you save money wi...
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I’m renting - is insurance important?

If you are asking yourself if you need insurance while renting. The answer is yes! Think about every...
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Have you ever wondered whether you and your partner should be on one single life insurance policy? O...
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