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Compare the best and cheapest Lifetime ISA

By Damien Fahy
14 min Read 05 Jun 2020
A lifetime ISA (also known as the LISA) is a long term Independent Savings Account (ISA) introduced in 2016. A...

Pensions, Income Tax, News, Tax Mitigation, Account & Rates, Inheritance Tax, Investing, Capital Gains Tax, Saving For Your Future, Tax

End of tax year ‘To-Do’ checklist

By Damien Fahy
7 min Read 30 Mar 2020
The end of the financial tax year is fast approaching (5th April) and time is almost up to complete those...

Saving For Your Future

Best savings account for £100,000

By Damien Fahy
11 min Read 24 Mar 2020
Best savings account for £100,000 So what is the best savings account for £100k? With £100,000 in cash it's important...

Pensions

New pension changes - what are my options?

By Liam Fahy
5 min Read 16 Apr 2015
New pension rules that were introduced in April 2015 mean that some 4.5m people will now have complete freedom to access their pension from the age of 55. Are all pensions affected by these changes? Only those who have a Defined Contribution or personal pension will be able to enjoy these...

Investing

Should you buy the new Neil Woodford fund?

By Damien Fahy
7 min Read 06 Feb 2015
New Neil Woodford fund launch The investment fund industry has been doing backflips over news that Neil Woodford is to launch a new investment trust in April. The former Invesco Perpetual fund manager left the company to launch his own fund the CF Equity Income fund. Woodford Investment Management has announced...

Buy-to-let

When can my landlord increase my rent?

By Liam Fahy
2 min Read 04 Dec 2014
When can my landlord increase my rent? We all need to budget to ensure we live within our means, so it's frustrating when our bills increase forcing us to readjust our outgoings to balance the books. If you are renting a property your monthly rent will probably be your largest...

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