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September 2024
As we all know, predicting which election promises will become reality is no easy task! However, we’ve outlined a few pointers to help you understand how the new government might bring changes that could affect you.
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Did you know a healthy workplace can influence productivity, health, and well-being? Unsurprisingly, better employee health can bring significant benefits for businesses. As a bonus, health insurance can support this and help ensure fewer days off sick!
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There has been a 6% increase in combined buildings and contents insurance since last year. In the current economic climate, inflation is affecting everything, and homeowners across the UK are feeling the pinch—making peace of mind more critical than ever. We are constantly scanning the market to find the best insurance deals, so contact us to see if we can secure a better policy for you.
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Critical Illness Cover is something we are passionate about. Protection is crucial to safeguard against future uncertainties. We understand this isn’t a topic you want to dwell on, so we’ve made it easier for you!
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Have you been saving and working hard to provide your children or grandchildren with the best education, only to find that fees have risen? Sound familiar? Did you know you can use equity release for private school fees? We’ve outlined three types of mortgages that suit homeowners with different needs. Once you’ve read through them, get in touch for a detailed plan on accessing equity release.
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Barclays* recently announced an analysis of the mortgage market, predicting significant changes between July and December 2024. During this period, over £98.4 billion worth of residential mortgages and £16.4 billion worth of buy-to-let deals will be ending.Do you hold one of these mortgages?
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August 2024
Though it may sound like a thrilling way to catch fish, Spear Phishing is far from exciting—and definitely not fun. Spear phishing occurs when scammers use personal information to impersonate a legitimate business, often one you've interacted with before. Armed with details such as your name, address, date of birth, workplace, or alma mater, they craft messages to deceive you. How many of these details are on your social media profiles, like Facebook or LinkedIn, ready for scammers to explo...
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Making a will is the only way to ensure your money, property, possessions, and investments (known as your estate) go to the people and causes you care about. Let’s look at some top questions…
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Part of our ‘stay safe and stay smart’ campaign naturally includes insurance. With the cost of living skyrocketing, we look at which insurance you really need, plus how to save money without facing expensive premiums.
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Did you know that recent research from Beagle Street suggests that 10 million young UK adults don’t have life insurance? Are you one of those 10 million? However, the consequences of lacking life cover or income protection can be significant. What would happen without your primary earner? Your family could face substantial vulnerability.
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Our standard fee for mortgages is £395 and this is paid when the mortgage is offered. We charge a fee of £295 First-Time Buyers. Other fees may apply depending on the complexity of the work involved or loan amount. The maximum fee we can charge is £795.

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