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7 things ABBA can teach you about financial planning

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19th October 2021 Whether you grew up with their songs dominating the charts, or your first exposure was the musical Mamma Mia, ABBA have been part of the UK’s cultural landscape for almost half a century. Originally formed in 1972, the foursome of Agnetha, Anna-Frid, Bjorn, and Benny recently announced an unexpected reunion, with their […]

Parents underestimating student debt by nearly 50%

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14th September 2021 The recent record A-Level results saw 44.3% of entries obtain a grade A or above. This terrific success means that more than 210,000 18-year-old students in England have had their university places confirmed already. Heading off to university can be a fulfilling and enriching experience – but these days it doesn’t come […]

The guide to later-life planning and care

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16 August 2021When you think about your future, how far ahead do you plan? Perhaps you’ve thought about what your life will look like in 10 years, but have you considered your later years? While retirement planning is common, it’s often the early years of retirement that people focus on. However, your needs and lifestyle […]

5 things Covid has taught us about having a rainy day fund

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10th June 2021 The last 18 months have reminded us that unexpected events can happen at any time. From mundane issues such as your car breaking down to life-altering illness or redundancy, you’re never quite sure when you’ll be blindsided by something out of your control. One of the ways to achieve financial security is […]