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July 2025
Are you looking to take a dream holiday this summer? Or do you have plans to get the garden ready to enjoy the sun? Whether you want to renovate your home, support your family, or manage debts, there are several ways to release money from your property. This fact sheet breaks down three common options. Plus, we’ve included real-life examples to help you understand how each one works.
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Life can be unpredictable, and depending on your line of work, if illness or injury stops you from working, your income can change overnight. That’s where income protection insurance comes in. Offering a financial safety net when you need it most. We are specialised in helping people with income protection. We’re here to help – give us a ring and let’s talk through your options.
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When it comes to buying insurance, whether for your car, home, health, or income, it’s tempting to focus on price. After all, who doesn’t want to save money? But while a cheaper premium may look appealing upfront, it could cost you far more in the long run. if the policy doesn’t do what you need it to. Equally, by chatting with an advisor, you’ll ensure you’ll end up with the right policy for you and your needs.
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If you're planning to buy property in England or Northern Ireland, there’s some big news you should know about. As of April 1, 2025, the temporary Stamp Duty relief introduced back in 2022 has officially ended, and several major changes are now in effect.
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June 2025
Did you know that critical illness insurance can provide an extra security net? Waiting times for elective surgery within the NHS have significantly worsened in recent years. COVID-19 had a deep and lasting impact on access to care. NHS England alone recorded over 7.5 million people on waiting lists as of late 2024.
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Did you know private health insurance can provide an essential safety net? You’ll be able to access treatment faster, bypassing waiting lists. One monthly fee or an annual payment will reduce financial stress by covering the high costs of surgery, diagnostics, and hospital care. And you’ll have the choice of specialists and hospitals to suit your needs. Plus, comprehensive support for high-value claims, such as cancer treatment.
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As you approach the ‘Golden Years’, are you considering whether to stay at home or move into care? Can you afford to do this without selling your home? Equity release for home improvements or aged care is a popular choice for many older homeowners as they look for ways to stay at home for longer and improve the quality of life in retirement.
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There is a lot of love for those beautiful older houses, from the Tudor era to the popular Edwardian terraces. But it’s important to remember, insuring older or historic homes (especially listed buildings) requires special policies. When comparing new build vs. historic (or older) homes for home insurance in the UK, you need to weigh up the costs and factors. Insurers assess risk based on the age, construction materials, and condition of a property. Directly impacting your premiums, coverage ...
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Do you hold one of the fixed rate COVID-era mortgages coming to an end this year? Unfortunately, the rate has risen significantly since then. We can’t offer generalised advice without understanding your situation in detail. So contact us for personalised help. Remember, we are here to help. We’ve seen it all before, and our specialised and expert knowledge is here to be utilised — before you get stuck facing a large interest rate hike.
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May 2025
With the sun on our faces and the right approach to your end-of-summer spending, you can achieve your warm-weather wants on an ice-cream budget. Here’s how to get that summer bank balance set-up for a great year ahead, from clever budget ideas to easy ways to reduce your expenses.
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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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