The upcoming changes to ISAs are set to make those under 65 rethink their saving strategies. However, there is already an ongoing issue with savers not understanding their Personal Savings Allowance and facing an unexpected tax bill. Ahead of the restrictions on ISAs, it is important for savers to understand when interest gets taxed and […]
Given the ongoing cost-of-living crisis and the steady increase in the age of retirement, it is becoming increasingly understandable why younger workers may give little thought to their twilight years. Instead, they may find a greater need to use the money they would put into a pension to make it through their current stage of […]
Amid the other expenses that vie for the attention of the UK population, life insurance seems to be left to one side by many. The benefit of life insurance policies may be increasingly overlooked, particularly by younger demographics who stand to get better value from them. A greater understanding of life insurance policies is needed […]
Weak economic growth and tighter regulations on lenders are to blame for the largest drop in bank lending to UK businesses in 30 years, according to new data. A study conducted by Boston Consulting Group showed British bank loans to companies outside of the finance sector fell to 59 per cent of UK Gross Domestic […]
Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced an increase in HMRC’s approved mileage rates for cars and vans from April 2026 for the first time since 2011 in a speech to the House of Commons in May. This news comes as a surprise to many businesses, as a review of the Approved Mileage Allowance Payment (AMAP) rate hadn’t […]
Inheritance Tax (IHT) is paid on all items of your estate after you pass away if you exceed certain thresholds. Whilst many people focus on their savings, properties and investments, the items you own, commonly referred to as personal chattels, are also included in the calculation of the estate’s value. There has been a growing […]
When Rachel Reeves announced a temporary cut in VAT from 20 per cent to five per cent for family attractions and children’s dining over the summer holidays, the hospitality and leisure sectors broadly welcomed it. The scheme runs from 25 June to 1 September and is funded, according to the Treasury, by closing a tax […]
The £2,000 cap on National Insurance (NI) free salary sacrifice pension contributions was sold as a tax on high earners but, if you look closer, the opposite is true. In fact, the people most exposed are middle-income savers and the small businesses that employ them. For the so-called “squeezed middle”, it is yet another quiet […]
Do you know what your Personal Savings Allowance is? While most taxpayers in the UK will know the thresholds for Income Tax, a worrying few know the way in which personal savings can be subject to tax. With ISAs set for a significant overhaul, understanding the less tax-efficient saving options will soon be more important. […]
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