Should I Overpay my Mortgage?
We look at some of the pros and cons of making a mortgage overpayment each month to see whether the average homeowner could be better or worse off by making an additional payment each month.
Boilers and Energy Ratings: What the latest Government Changes mean for Landlords & Buy to Let Property
Boilers and Energy Ratings: What the latest Government Changes mean for Landlords & Buy to Let Property
HMRC’s Income Tax Changes to Clamp Down on Side Hustles
New HMRC rules on Income Tax are due to take effect on 1st January 2024, targeting those actively making significant money from side hustles
Invest in Your Property to Reduce Energy Consumption
As the nights draw in, the thoughts soon head towards the inevitable question – ‘when to switch the heating on?’ With rocketing energy prices over the last couple of years, that suddenly
Boilers and Energy Ratings: What the latest Government Changes Mean for Your Home
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak recently made an announcement1 on a number of policies that affect the UK’s path to ‘Net Zero’2 by 2050. Whilst the headline news was primarily the pushback of the ban
Reduce Your Outgoings by Checking the Basics
Times are hard right now, and if you’re struggling to balance your income against the outgoings, then one action that you can see if you can save money by checking to see if you’re paying too much for utilities each month.
Spotlight on Framlingham
Framlingham is a charming market town located in the heart of Suffolk. Known for its rich history, picturesque landscapes, and welcoming community, living in Framlingham offers a peaceful and idyllic lifestyle.
What’s going on with mortgage rates?
Chances are that you will have seen the news headlines in recent weeks – inflation remains way above the Bank of England’s target rate of 2%….
How long could you last without an income?
We take great care to insure valuable items around us – whether it’s cars, pets or mobile phones, but if something were to happen to you or your partner – for how long could you continue to pay the bills?
Pensions – when will you be able to get yours?
Pensions will rise by 10% this year1 but the cost of maintaining the state pension is becoming unsustainable for the UK Treasury. For those of us who have maintained our belief in the automatic right to a pension when we reach retirement age, we may have to alter our expectations.
Inheritance Tax – is your estate going to be liable?
Many of us may not believe that our families would be likely to be liable to pay inheritance tax (IHT) when we die, but a new report highlights that more of us
Get Remortgage Ready
The late-Spring period is a busy time for remortgages this year …
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