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How Premium Bonds compare to Stocks & Shares ISAs 3 min read
16/09/2025
More cuts to Premium Bonds: Why a Stocks & Shares ISA could be the smarter choice.
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Just switched jobs. How will my new role affect my finances?
How should you prepare financially for a new job or career change? We have put together a comprehensive list of financial planning must-dos when you move company, change career or get a promotion.
23/06/2025
4 min read
Article
Ten higher-rate tax saving tips and strategies
A further 2.7 million people, according to the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR), will be paying higher rate tax by 2028/29 due to frozen tax thresholds.
28/04/2025
4 min read
Financial Planning
Tax rates & allowances
How much tax do we pay? This page summarises the main rates and allowances. The current tax year runs from 6 April 2025 to 5 April 2026.
01/04/2025
5 min read
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Topping up your state pension: Don’t miss the deadline
A deadline of 5th April has been set for people to check their National Insurance records and fill in any gaps going back as far as April 2006.
11/03/2025
3 min read
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Tax year end 2024/25 | Important dates
One month to make the most of your pension and ISA allowances.
05/03/2025
2 min read
Guide
The Good Guide to Financial Wellbeing for Women
It is really important that we take control of our own finances, and do it as early as possible.
Guide
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Bringing your pensions together
Transferring all your pensions into one could save time and provide a clearer picture when you’re making retirement plans.
10/02/2025
4 min read
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The Good Guide to Financial Planning 2025
Life happens - but if you’re ready for it, your finances will help rather than hinder your plans.
20/01/2025
2 min read
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Keep your financial goals on track in 2025
Put yourself on the best financial footing possible for the New Year.
06/01/2025
3 min read
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Autumn Budget 2024
Chancellor unveils large tax rises, mainly through employers’ national insurance, to pay for extra spending on public services, and more borrowing to pay for the extra investment this government sees as central to its growth ambitions.
30/10/2024
5 min read
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Talk to us about taking financial advice – book a free consultation
Organising your personal finances is extremely important to you, and that’s why we believe it starts with us getting to know you; understanding your needs and objectives and you getting to know us.
16/10/2024
3 min read
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60% tax?
A quirk in the system means that anyone earning between £100,000 and £125,140 can find themselves paying a whopping 60% tax on this portion of their earnings.
20/05/2024
3 min read
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