May was the month when you could be forgiven that there was only one event in the world that mattered: the continuing debate on the UK’s membership of the EU.
June 2016
Andrew Day
Four new laws and how they’ll change the way you live
Here are four new laws which could have a major impact on how both you and the British public in general live day to day.
Data for sale: How to check your financial information isn’t being accessed online
More services are available online offering convenience to our lives, at the cost our data being held by an increasing number of companies.
Help To Buy vs Lifetime: Which ISA is best?
The Lifetime ISA will offer an alternative to the Help To Buy ISA. We take look at help to buy vs lifetime to see their relative merits.
When was the last time your friends and family had a pension review?
A survey from YouGov found that over half the respondents who contributed to a pension had not had a pension review in the last three years.
The new State Pension and how it will affect you
The new state pension is much simpler and increases the basic pension from around £120pw to £155pw, but not everyone is set to benefit.
What is an offshore fund?
Whilst the media rails against those profiting from offshore funds, there’s been little discussion of what an offshore fund actually is.
Wealth? Fame? Working hard? What really makes us happy?
The topic countless philosophers have mused over. A recent US study seems to have finally uncovered the secret to what makes us happy.
May 2016
The tax affairs of the rich and powerful came under scrutiny in April, with a huge leak of confidential documents from the Panamanian law firm Mossack Fonsceca.
Scale Tipped in favour of small firms?
The business tax roadmap, published on March 16th, provided detail of how current and future business taxes would impact over the remainder of this parliament.