Category: Personal Finance

People seek financial education because they want more financial stability. While some are simply looking to build wealth or a nest egg for their children, others are working all hours just to make ends meet. And learning how to trade, whether stocks and shares or on the crypto markets, seems like a sensible place to […]

Purpose-Driven​‍​‌‍​‍‌​‍​‌‍​‍‌ Entrepreneurship: Why Meaning Sells in 2025 Purpose in business is no longer considered an extra for a few companies, but rather a requirement that must be met. Customers are no longer just buyers of products; they become buyers of stories, values, and missions. A contemporary audience will want to be convinced that their views […]

Wealth brings options, influence and complexity. Families who built fortunes often juggle operating companies, concentrated equity, trust, real estate and cross-border lives. The challenge is avoiding unforced errors that compound over time.

The cost and complexity of hiring a solicitor often put legal recourse out of reach for everyday people. Now, that may be changing. Leading UK Employment Law firm, Monaco Solicitors, has launched a pioneering platform called Grapple Law, which functions as a fully automated, AI-driven legal service. Grapple Law is designed to deliver immediate, expert-level […]

Homeownership often seems like the ultimate financial milestone. Owning and caring for a home comes with several expenses that might surprise many buyers.

Navigating the world of home loans can be overwhelming, especially with many options and factors to consider. A mortgage broker specialist acts as your trusted guide through the lending landscape. This article explains what mortgage brokers do, the key factors to consider when choosing one, and the various types of home loans available. By the end, you’ll […]

Female graduates in the UK fall behind men from the very start of their careers, even when they have taken the same courses, according to a Financial Times analysis of Department for Education data.

Artificial intelligence is transforming nearly every corner of the financial world. This results in more efficient management, smarter decisions and potentially better economic outcomes. But as with any innovation, it also comes with risks.

The North of England and Midlands are seeing the largest wage rises in the UK, according to the latest data from Employment Hero.

For a growing number of UK professionals, personal finance has become a frustrating middle ground. They’re earning well and have built up six-figure savings - but they’re still treated like entry-level investors.

Incogni, a leading personal data removal service and data privacy company, released a new report that analyzes internet-based crimes targeting Americans aged 60 and older.

New research from Aviva reveals a concerning gap between perceived and actual knowledge around pensions in the UK, reinforcing the need for greater financial literacy and support.

People nearing state retirement age are reportedly saving less than any other age group in the UK, according to research conducted by investment, protection, retirement and in-house advice specialist, LV=.

According to new research from cinch, the UK’s biggest online used car retailer, electric vehicle (EV) owners in the UK saved a potential £47,696,610 by renewing their Vehicle Excise Duty (VED) before the government's new road tax regulations came into effect on 1 April 2025.

If you’re experiencing wanderlust, hopping on a plane or train to your favorite or new destinations is the best cure. Finances can get in the way of your dream vacation, so smart planning is critical. How can you get the most from your budget? Here are seven expert tips to follow before heading to your next location.

Withdrawing funds from a retirement account can trigger a range of tax implications depending on the type of account and the timing of withdrawal.

Nearly three-quarters (72%) of UK employees say it is important that their employer offers a responsibly invested pension, new research from Scottish Widows reveals.

Gen Z is emerging as a generation of financial planners, balancing economic independence and wealth building, according to new research.

According to data from investment, life insurance and retirement specialist LV=, only 46% of non-retired UK adults with a pension say they understand the financial implications of how much tax-free cash they can take from pension savings.

In recent years, 80% to 90% of new cars and an increasing number of used vehicles have been bought with finance agreements.

According to data from life insurance specialists, LV=, 71% of women surveyed didn’t feel confident in what steps to take to avoid running out of money during their retirement years, compared to 50% of men.

According to data from life insurance and retirement specialists, LV=, 60% of adults surveyed in its Wealth and Wellbeing research programme, over the age of 50, think they’ll struggle financially in retirement.

Over recent years, more than 26.4 million of us have turned to ‘buy now pay later’ (BNPL) services to help us pay for both essentials and treats by spreading payments over a number of months.

Business owners are being warned to keep their providers up to date or risk invalidating their insurance. Insurance comparison experts from Quotezone.co.uk have highlighted six ways businesses may have unknowingly invalidated their business insurance.  Business insurance protects against financial loss if something goes wrong while undertaking business related activities.  From small business start-ups with a couple of employees, to large-scale corporations with a team of hundreds, insurance protection is key and it’s not uncommon for providers to deny claims, if the agreed terms have not been met.

Credit cards are a convenient way to manage finances, but how you use them can significantly affect your credit score. Sovereign Boss Financial Advisors, a leading financial advisory firm in the UK, outlines the types of purchases that could harm your credit score and offers advice on managing them responsibly.

Investing in a car comes with a lot of questions, from the make and model to what you’re planning to use it for. But possibly the most important consideration is around financing a vehicle, and there’s a lot of conflicting information that might make navigating buying a car seem difficult.

Shawn-Marc Melo has come a very long way since he first started his sales career 15 years ago. With an impressive array of experience under his belt, he soon discovered his dream to launch his own fintech brokerage – and, two years ago, he did just that in the form of Lendwire Inc (Lendwire)., which has fast become Canada’s go-to online mortgage brokerage and lender.

Your 20s and 30s are a time of significant life changes, career milestones and financial decisions. While these years offer exciting opportunities, they also come with money challenges, including debt. Explore what you need to know about the common types of debt and how to manage it responsibly.

The French writer Voltaire once observed, "Uncertainty is an uncomfortable position, but certainty is an absurd one." With volatile markets and an unpredictable future, navigating the world of investment can be a daunting task. So, it is imperative for investors to understand the nature of this uncertainty, learn to manage risk and overcome any behavioural biases. By learning about common investment mistakes and misconceptions, investors can make more informed decisions and improve their chances of achieving their financial goals.

When it comes to online shopping, customers aren’t the only ones who can fall victim to scams.

If you’ve bought your vehicle through finance, you may think that you’re locked into your contract and need to stick to your monthly payments until the end of the deal.

When it comes to car financing, your credit score is a crucial factor that can significantly affect the terms and conditions of your loan. As an expert in financial matters, I aim to demystify the complexities surrounding credit scores and their impact on car financing. Understanding the factors that influence credit scores will empower you […]

When sickness strikes, it can leave not just physical scars, but also wreak havoc on your financial stability. But you don't have to let a health crisis sink your finances. These are the hidden costs of being 'too sick to work' and how proactive contingency planning can protect your financial stability.

The goal itself is less important than having something solid to work toward.

We all work hard to provide for our loved ones and having life insurance is a crucial step to ensure their security if we are no longer able to. Shockingly, figures suggest that around one in four UK adults with families do not have life insurance. This leaves many families vulnerable when they could be protected, often due to the perception that premiums are too expensive. 

Freelancing gives you more autonomy over your finances but can make money management challenging. How can you ensure sound financial health while earning income from multiple sources? Here’s what you need to know.