When your home insurance policy comes up for renewal, it’s often tempting just to stay with your current provider, not least because it’s often quicker and easier to do that than spend hours checking comparison sites or ringing round insurance…
Whilst many more couples now share the household chores, it’s increasingly women who make the financial decisions for the household, such as choice of utility company or savings account. Survey results from market researcher Mintel show that 84% of mums…
When a loved one dies, the loss and turmoil experienced is traumatic enough but when the practicalities kick in, this loss can be compounded by the potential loss in income. Main breadwinner or stay at home parent, the financial implications…
The vote to exit the EU came as a shock to many, including the City which was clearly expecting a Remain vote. Many have been left contemplating what the future holds and how markets will react, especially considering that the formal negotiations to leave the EU are likely to be lengthy. Commentators…
Our mortgage and finance November newsletters are now available, you can read both by simply clicking on the images below. We appreciate any feedback you may have so feel free to leave a comment below once you’ve read the newsletters…
Much recent evidence suggests the housing market is gathering pace after the lull caused by the financial crisis five years ago. With some regional exceptions, prices have been firmer and mortgage volumes have risen, with the emphasis on first-time buyers,…
It would be interesting to know how many of those filing boxes from WH Smith and Ryman with sections marked ‘banking’, ‘insurance’, ‘investments’ and ‘income tax’ are lurking in homes across the country, not to mention share certificates and insurance policies…
