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What to Expect from the New Labour Government’s October Budget
With Labour now in office, tax reforms are expected to focus on wealth taxation and incentivising business investment. Labour is making as much political capital over the “discovery” of a £22 bn black hole in the public finances, but is…
Research: Lifestyle changes could relieve the symptoms of Alzheimer’s
If you know anyone who has suffered from dementia, you will understand what a cruel illness it can be. From forgetting simple things to aspects of your loved one’s personality changing, dementia can completely transform a person you thought you…
3 in 5 homeowners are considering using equity release to fund their retirement plans
Homeowners worried they could face a financial shortfall in retirement are already considering using their property wealth to fund their plans. While equity release could provide a capital injection to reach retirement goals, it’s important to weigh up the pros…
Two Thirds of UK Adults Don’t Have a Will. Here’s How That Could Affect Your Legacy
A recent survey found 67% of UK adults either have no will or one that’s out of date. Here’s what happens if intestacy rules end up deciding your estate instead of you, and the pension detail worth checking too.
Why tuning out political speculation may help you stick to your financial plan
In a historic victory, the Labour Party won a majority in the 4 July 2024 general election. After 14 years of Conservative government, you might be wondering what the change means for you and your financial plan. Since Keir Starmer…
What does a Labour government mean for the property market?
Labour secured a majority in the general election, and their manifesto included several pledges that could affect the property market over the coming years. Read on to discover three pledges that could have an impact. Labour has pledged to build…