If anything happened to you tomorrow, how much does your partner know about your finances and how easy would it be for them to find out? It’s been five years since the pandemic turned the world upside down. The experience … Continue reading →

The House of Commons Treasury Committee has been pondering the future of Lifetime ISAs (LISAs). The Lifetime ISA (LISA) is arguably a good example of brand overstretch. When ISAs were first launched in 1999, there were only two varieties, and … Continue reading →

The government is showing no signs of changing its plans to levy inheritance tax (IHT) on pensions. Sometimes what creates the most noise in the wake of a Budget is not what will hurt the taxpaying population most in the … Continue reading →

2025’s first set of inflation numbers were higher than expected, but more rises are coming. Source: ONS The UK has experienced an inflation rollercoaster since the start of this decade, as have many Western economies. In January 2020, the annual … Continue reading →