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How to invest £100,000
When it comes to investing your £100,000, follow these five simple tips to maximise your returns.
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How to retire at 55?
Whether you dream of an around-the-world cruise, writing a best-selling novel or starting a new hobby, careful financial planning will take you closer to making your dream of retiring early a reality.
What are premium bonds, and why are so many people interested in them? Well, if you are looking for tax-free earnings or perhaps you want a trustworthy means of savings for your children or relatives, premium bonds might be your go-to option. What are premium bonds? Premium bonds issued by the UK government’s National Savings […]
If you’ve got some unallocated money, say £1,000, for example, you’re thinking of investing it, and you’re totally new to investing, knowing where to start can be pretty tricky. However, help is at hand. This article has been written to give you some ideas on how to invest 1,000 pounds. Questions to consider before you […]
You’ve got £50,000 to invest, but are unsure what to do with it. It’s time to make your money work harder for you.
It’s never been easy saving money for a mortgage deposit on a house. But it seems to get more difficult for each successive generation. We will look at the process of buying or selling a house and give you some guidelines on how best to go about it. The process of buying and selling houses […]
Are you thinking of leaving paid employment to start your own business? Then the Trading Income Allowance would interest you. What is the Trading Income Allowance and how can you enjoy the benefits in the UK? Around 2016, the UK government came up with a plan to encourage more start-ups and entrepreneurship businesses, and the […]
A savvy way to take care of your money is to put it to work through investments. Investing is a prudent financial act. When you invest, you ensure that you have enough money set aside. Emergencies, holidays, and pensions are just some of the things investing covers. You can have a very healthy accumulation of […]
What date does the tax year start? In the UK, the open and close of the tax year does not fall on the same timeframe as the calendar year. Just like the calendar year, the new tax year date falls in the 12-month timetable according to which you must settle your tax payments and returns. […]