The Chancellor has openly hinted at an incoming increase to income tax, signalling a decisive shift in the government’s approach to tackling the UK’s fiscal deficit. Following her speech at
The Chancellor has openly hinted at an incoming increase to income tax, signalling a decisive shift in the government’s approach to tackling the UK’s fiscal deficit. Following her speech at
Offset mortgages, once a staple of the UK lending market, are rapidly vanishing as major lenders withdraw these products from sale. Last Friday, Clydesdale Bank—part of Virgin Money—removed all offset
New data reveals a soaring number of UK graduates now burdened with student loan debts exceeding £100,000. Figures disclosed following a freedom of information request show that by the end
More British investors than ever are finding themselves liable for dividend tax as persistent cuts to the tax-free allowance pull millions into HM Revenue & Customs’ net. Fresh figures from
British consumer confidence faltered this July amid mounting expectations that Rachel Reeves may introduce further tax increases in the coming autumn budget. The widely monitored GfK consumer confidence index declined
British savers have witnessed their money’s purchasing power decline significantly over the past five years, with inflation and low interest rates combining to erode approximately 11 pence from every pound
More than 1.1 million British taxpayers have missed the crucial self-assessment tax return deadline, triggering automatic penalties from HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC). The tax authority reports that whilst 11.5
Recent data from Nationwide, the UK’s largest building society, reveals a significant upward trend in cash usage, marking the third consecutive year of growth. Nearly 33 million cash withdrawals were
Physical money is experiencing an unexpected resurgence in Britain, defying predictions of a cashless revolution. Recent data from Nationwide Building Society reveals cash withdrawals have increased for the third consecutive
British investment giant Vanguard is implementing significant changes to its fee structure for UK platform users, introducing a £4 monthly charge that will particularly impact smaller investors whilst reducing costs






