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February 2025

Get prepared now for a big remortgage opportunity in 2025!

Remortgages, Mortgage tips |

In 2025, there is a massive remortgage opportunity. Are you one of the 1.8 million mortgage borrowers coming to the end of their fixed-rate mortgages over the next twelve months? Whether you’ve been on a two-year or five-year fixed-rate deal, things might look very different financially, as we’ve had a lot of change!

January 2025

How technology is shaping the future of general insurance

Home Movers, First Time Buyers, Remortgages, Home Insurance |

From AI-driven claims processing to integrating Internet of Things (IoT) devices for personalised coverage, the future of general insurance is filled with technological innovations! Here's an in-depth look at how technology is reshaping the sector and the trends of the future:

Insured private healthcare admissions at near-record levels

Wellbeing |

Did you know private healthcare admissions are up, according to the Private Healthcare Information Network (PHIN)? The research shows that admissions paid for with PMI are mostly employer-funded schemes. Meanwhile, total self-paid private hospital admissions (paid for by the patient or their family) were 32% above pre-pandemic levels.

What is probate and could it affect a life insurance claim?

Protection, Homeowners |

A grant of probate is sometimes needed when valuable assets, such as property and shares, are left in a will. It's a process that ensures the instructions in a will can be followed. It's a lengthy legal proceeding before the courts to settle wills. A grant of probate is sometimes needed when valuable assets, such as property and shares, are left in a will.

Manage cash flow by leveraging your equity

Equity Release, Mortgage tips, Homeowners |

Loading up the credit card is something we see all too often. But have you thought of leveraging the equity in your property? We can work with you to unlock your equity by consolidating your debt. Paying it down at much lower interest rates. Here's some more information below to see if equity release is the best option for you.

Are you one of the married couples due up to a £1,000 tax rebate?

Saving Money |

With over 24 million people in the UK tying the knot, did you know you might be due a tax rebate possibly of over a £1000? It's claimed via the Marriage Tax Allowance, and currently, two million British married couples are not claiming when they could be. It's a tax refund and depends on how much you earn.

Let’s take a closer look at secured loans to clear debt

Remortgages, Mortgage tips |

Have you heard of a secured loan before? It is a loan that uses an asset as collateral. This means the lender can take the asset you nominate if you can’t repay the loan. If you face a lot of credit card debt after the holidays, a secured loan can be a good way to consolidate the debt into one easy repayment. Secured loans may allow borrowers to enjoy lower interest rates, presenting a lower risk to lenders.

December 2024

Five easy ways to save money this festive season

Saving Money |

The festive season can bring all sorts of financial stress. But with these tips, we hope you can take the stress out of it and enjoy the precious time with your family.

With insurance premiums on the rise, is your policy up to date?

Home Insurance, Protection, Saving Money, Homeowners |

With insurance premiums increasing, it’s a great time to review your policy. Did you know that if you contact us, we may be able to find you a cheaper deal? Or even, we might be able to find you more benefits for the same fee. That’s one of the advantages of going through an advisor. We can find you a policy that suits your specific needs and budget.

How much equity can I release with a lifetime mortgage?

Equity Release, Homeowners, Mortgage tips |

A lifetime mortgage is a type of equity release. In simple terms, it’s a loan secured against the value of your home that allows you to release tax-free cash without needing to move out. You retain ownership, can still live in the property, and it doesn’t need to be repaid until you die or move into long-term care.

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