Investment trusts are often a sound investment but picking one that stands out from the crowd can really boost your returns.

A new framework may provide greater financial entitlements for unmarried cohabiting couples when relationships end due to ...

The government’s review of the state pension age will explore whether it should automatically increase in line with rising life expectancy, potentially pushing the state pension age up to 70. Launched ...

Choosing the best investment platform for your money can be tricky. Whether you want a general investment account, ISA or self invested personal pension (SIPP), you need to look at the investment ...

Travel insurance might seem like an unnecessary expense, but heading abroad uncovered can take a toll on your finances. Data from travel association ABTA published in May revealed a quarter of those ...

Reinvesting dividends offers a sure-fire way to boost your returns and increase your chances of outsized gains from your investments over the longer term. But many investors are missing out – new ...

Employers are required to enrol almost all of their employees in a workplace pension scheme once they start working – a process known as automatic enrolment. You and your employer will then pay ...

The full new state pension looks set to increase by more than expected in April 2026, ushering in a new era where pensioners relying solely on the state pension will pay income tax for the first time.

Electric vehicles (EVs) are becoming increasingly popular with over 1.7 million on UK roads in October 2025, representing around 5% of the total, according to data from Zapmap. Though cheaper than ...

Stocks and shares ISAs allow you to invest with any returns shielded from the taxman. But, to make the most of your investments, it's important you pick one that is right for your needs. Many savers ...

Chancellor Rachel Reeves is no longer considering cutting the amount of tax-free cash retirees can take from their pension pots, according to reports. It was thought Reeves had been considering ...

The 2025 Autumn Budget increased taxes by around £26 billion, according to analysis by the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR), bringing the tax take to an all-time high of 38% of GDP in 2030/31.