
Save More, Stress Less: Must-Know Financial Dates for 2025
Ever missed a tax deadline and faced penalties, or paid more on your bills simply because you weren’t prepared for rate hikes? These are the
Ever missed a tax deadline and faced penalties, or paid more on your bills simply because you weren’t prepared for rate hikes? These are the
2025 is just around the corner, and it’s the perfect time to hit reset—starting with your budget. Many think budgeting means cutting out everything that
Loan sharks recognise this, and it can be a time of year when they take advantage of the most vulnerable by pretending that they are helping out in a time of need.
Feeling the strain of rising costs? The new UK budget, introduced by Chancellor Rachel Reeves, brings significant changes that many families are grappling to understand.
Every year, in the last few months, there’s an increase in financial scams. Scammers take advantage of the busy shopping season and the spirit of giving to catch people off guard. It could be an innocent-looking email from a trusted retailer or an offer that seems too good to pass up. The risks are real, and the consequences can be costly.
Do you have savings? Whether you’re saving for a new home, a holiday, or simply building a cushion for unexpected expenses, every pound you save
Parents have less than 2 weeks to tell HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) their 16-19 year-old is continuing education or training or their Child Benefit payments will stop.
Your credit score isn’t just a number; it’s a key player in your financial game, affecting everything from getting that dream home loan to securing the best interest rates on your car.
Once you understand the factors affecting your credit score, you’re already on the path to making decisions that may open doors to a stable financial future.
Whether it’s a car or a wedding you’re saving for, here’s how to go about it.
What is state pension? How does state pension currently work? What is personal allowance? What does triple-lock mean?
Emma was invited back onto BBC Radio Leicester to discuss these questions and how the election could affect your finances.
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