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January 2026
January has a habit of making us take stock. New diaries, fresh plans, and a quiet promise to be a bit more organised this year. While many people focus on budgets and routines, there’s one important area that often gets left behind: health insurance. If your policy has been quietly ticking along in the background, now is a sensible time to bring it back into focus.
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January is often seen as the month for fresh starts. We declutter our homes, reset routines and take a closer look at our spending after the festive season. But one area that’s often overlooked is the mortgage, even though it’s likely to be your most significant monthly commitment. If you haven’t reviewed your mortgage in the last couple of years, January is a great time to check whether it’s still working as hard as it could for you.
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December 2025
Delivered by Chancellor Rachel Reeves on 26th November, the 2025 Autumn Budget brings a mix of new changes. We’ve gone through the details, and here are some changes that you’ll want to keep a close eye on.
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The festive season can be magical. But honestly, we are speaking to so many of our clients, and the cost of living is really weighing on everyone’s mind. Christmas is a time to think of family, and maybe equity release is something you can consider. Our role as your advisor is to try to help where we can.
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Did you know that nearly one in five adults in the UK who start looking into protection insurance don’t complete the process ? Among those under 35, this rises to one in four. Many stop after receiving a quote, while some don’t even begin their application. We’ve looked at the research. Around 70% of consumers value speaking with an expert.
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Health insurance has come a long way. Once seen as something you only used when you were unwell, today’s health cover is changing. Health insurers are moving from being “payers” – who step in only after a claim – to becoming “players” in keeping you healthy, active, and informed. Did you know that around 70% of all health insurance claims are now for everyday care, not hospital treatment ? That includes things like GP appointments, dental and optical visits, diagnostic scans, and speciali...
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It’s that time of year again! Twinkly lights, endless mince pies, and maybe a few exciting new gifts heading your way. Whether it’s a new laptop, an engagement ring, a designer bag, or the latest TV that could double as a cinema screen, one thing’s worth remembering: your insurance policy might need a little festive update too. Once the wrapping paper settles, it’s a good idea to take stock of anything valuable that’s made its way into your home (or onto your wrist!).
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Big news from the mortgage world: Nationwide are releasing interest-only mortgages to first-time buyers. A major shift that’s got plenty of people talking.If you’ve been watching the housing market and wondering how to make the numbers work, this change might just open new doors. But as always, it’s important to understand what’s behind the headlines, and how (or if) it could fit your situation. So, what’s new?
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November 2025
As your broker, I want to help you not just protect your financial future with the right mortgage or insurance, but also make the most of the money you have today. One of the simplest, yet most powerful, ways to do this is through mindful spending. Especially with Christmas around the corner… Let’s all try to channel conscious consuming.
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When it comes to health insurance, many people think only about hospital treatment, consultations, or outpatient care. But today’s providers offer far more, from everyday wellbeing support to unexpected perks that can make your life healthier, and easier. As your adviser, I want to help you understand not just what’s covered, but what value you can unlock through your health insurance membership. Here’s a guide to the traditional and surprising benefits offered by leading UK providers.
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