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October 2023
In recent years, there has been a growing global awareness of the need to combat climate change and reduce our carbon footprint. As part of this initiative, various sustainable financial products have emerged, one of which is the green mortgage.
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September 2023
The world of e-commerce is ever-evolving, constantly introducing fresh avenues for both sellers and buyers to connect and transact. One such platform making waves in this dynamic landscape is TikTok Shop. While it holds exciting potential for discovering unique products and engaging with innovative brands, it's crucial to navigate this terrain with caution to avoid falling victim to scams.
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Taking a few precautions before the onset of Winter weather can help you avoid potential claims and prevent the need for more extensive repairs later on. Here are seven steps you can take to ready your home and property for the Autumn season:
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In a world where energy bills are rising faster than ever, finding ways to make your home more energy-efficient has become a priority for homeowners. The good news is that a lifetime mortgage can provide a unique opportunity to not only enhance your property's energy efficiency but also improve your overall quality of life.
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When it comes to securing your family's financial future, life cover is an essential consideration. Life cover, often referred to as life insurance, provides a safety net that ensures your loved ones are financially protected in the event of your passing. There are several types of life cover to choose from, each designed to cater to different needs and circumstances.
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When it comes to managing your mortgage, there often comes a point where you need to make a decision that could significantly impact your financial future. Two common options that homeowners consider are mortgage product transfers and remortgages. While both choices offer unique advantages, the importance of seeking advice from a professional mortgage adviser cannot be overstated.
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August 2023
Having a policy in place to provide financial stability can help you to relieve any financial pressures and focus on your recovery. If you have dependents that rely on your income, critical illness cover allows you to provide financial support when you are no longer able to work. There are two ways you can take out critical illness insurance...
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With a record of nearly 7.5 million on the waiting list for hospital treatment*, it’s no surprise that many are choosing to take charge by mixing private and NHS treatment. So should you join them? The surprising truth is, private healthcare might not be as out of reach as you think.
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Retirement is meant to be a time to relax and enjoy after years of hard work. However, for many, the burden of bills and financial responsibilities, especially at the moment, can overshadow this golden period of life. Fortunately, there is a solution that offers financial relief without the need to downsize or cut back on lifestyle.
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In the face of the cost of living crisis, financial worries have reached an all-time high among Generation Z. The soaring expenses of education, housing, and basic necessities have placed a huge burden on young adults. This affects not only their personal lives and mental health, but also their work performance.
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When Your Health Insurance Policy Is Due for Renewal – And What Happens Next

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Heading Away this Winter? Protect Your Home and Car While You’re Gone

Are you one of the lucky ones heading abroad this winter? Whether for a skiing trip or basking in so...
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Why Protecting Income Matters More Than Ever

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What Does the Change In Base Rate Mean for Your Mortgage In 2026?

As of early 2026, the base rate has been cut to around 3.75%. It’s the lowest it’s been in nearly ...
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The January Money Reset Quiz

Be honest, January arrives, the decorations come down… and suddenly the credit card statements arri...
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Small Tweaks, Better Balance

January is a natural time to get organised. Budgets are under review, paperwork is being sorted, and...
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A New Year Perspective: How Equity Release Could Support Your Future Goals

January is often a time for reflection and forward planning. For homeowners in later life, it can al...
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Is Your Protection Still Fit for Purpose? January is the Time to Review Income & Life Cover

January is often when people take a step back and look at their finances with fresh eyes. Once the f...
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Does Your Health Insurance Still Reflect Your Life Today?

January has a habit of making us take stock. New diaries, fresh plans, and a quiet promise to be a b...
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