britneyhenderson

What’s the best way to use an ISA

Many people are aware of the advantages of an ISA and that they are advised to get one. But once you've opened up an ISA account, what is the best way to use it. The best ISA providers will explain all the terms and conditions associated with their IS... Read >

How to get the best ISA for your circumstances

Now that ISA season has come to an end, how can you make sure that you are set up to make the most of your finances in the next financial year? The best ISA for someone else may not be the best ISA for you, so you should research all available options... Read >

Saving Tips: Why ISAs might be the best way to save

Throughout our lifetimes there will be big-ticket items that we need to save up for. This could be your dream wedding, planning for a baby, or your first car. There are several different kinds of financial options available that could help you save for th... Read >

Record numbers of homeowners now on standard variable rate mortgage but will many miss remortgaging?

• Tracking data highlights that record numbers of homeowners are now on a standard variable rate mortgage; increasing from 23% in January 2009 to 31% at the end of 2009 • The average fixed rate mortgage deal homeowners would be happy to fix on has d... Read >

Trimming tax waste from you income with a UK tax calculator

Benjamin Franklin uttered a frank and sardonic truth when he wrote that "in this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes." In the UK, you are required to pay tax on your income as well as make regular National Insurance (NI) contri... Read >

ISAs- How many can I have?

There's much confusion about ISAs and how they work. If you are unsure about the mechanics of your ISA, you may find the explanation below helpful. ISA accounts are a government-approved way of you to save money without paying tax on those savings. The... Read >

First time buying remained biggest advice driver during a turbulent 2009

• After an unstable year in the property market, Unbiased.co.uk's latest Advice Drivers report highlights over 70,000 consumer requests for details of local whole of market mortgage advisers in 2009 • First time buying and re-mortgaging most popular ... Read >

ISA – take advantage of the tax savings

According to research from Virgin Money, the new ISA allowance introduced by the Government in quarter three of last year has proved extremely popular with older investors doubling their lump sum contributions. Contributions to income funds rose 130% f... Read >

ISA– 67% of young people do not know what an ISA is

Young people should be looking after their future and saving their money especially in tax free saving accounts like ISA s. However, research from Alliance and Leicester Current Accounts shows that 16% of 16 - 21 year olds admit they save no money at all... Read >

What is an equity fund?

With the economy in bad shape and traditional savings accounts offering lower and lower interest rates, getting more from your money is becoming harder and harder. There are however, a number of worthwhile options for those looking for a decent return... Read >

Over 50’s ISA – what you need to know.

Retirement always arouses a mixture of emotions. On the one hand, people may be looking forward to giving up their jobs and devoting more time to their hobbies, but on the other hand, some are often worried about the financial implications of giving up wo... Read >

SIPPs –What Are They And What Are The Benefits?

With interest rates at an historic low, many people feel that there is little point in saving when there is such a low return. There are however, a wide range of tax-efficient saving vehicles out there, many of whom can provide a worthwhile return. Self-I... Read >

ISA Allowance – Why You Should Use Yours

Any glance at a newspaper recently will tell that, both nationally and as individuals, we do not save as much of our income as we should do. What however is quite surprising is that so many of us do not take full advantage of the ISA scheme. Even when g... Read >

ISAs – Making Your Money Grow

ISAs - making your money grow With the Bank of England base-rate now at an all-time low, standard savings accounts no longer generate the interest they once did. Given that many people are feeling the effects of the credit crunch, making your savings w... Read >