Smart ways to pay down debt
The Federal Reserve cut interest rates on Wednesday for the first time this year, providing some relief to…
How your savings and your pension stack up against other Brits
The number of ISAs adults paid into has topped 15 million for the first time in 13 years.…
Understanding the DWP PIP ‘light touch’ review questions for claimants
The DWP has published a sample copy of the ‘PIP AR2’ form – for reference use only –…
Martin Lewis says £82 document is ‘more important than a will’ for UK households
The Money Saving Expert founder has implored listeners to pay £82 for a document ‘more important than a…
This scaled-up wealth manager looks unjustifiably cheap
Consolidation in the UK wealth management sector is being accelerated by competition-driven fee and cost pressures, the rise…
Winter Fuel Payment postal claims open for two groups of pensioners
Winter Fuel Payments of up to £300 may need to be claimed by some people over State Pension…
Americans Are Counting on an Inheritance Instead of Saving—but Family Homes Could be a Complication
In what’s being described as the Great Wealth Transfer, economists project that more than $100 trillion of wealth…
UK Government urged to scrap planned State Pension age rise
The New State Pension age is set to start rising to 67 from next year. The State Pension…
People withdrawing money from a private or workplace pension could be due £3,800 tax refund
More than 13,000 tax refund forms were processed between April and June. HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) issued…
I was terrible at managing money until I learned these 7 rules that wealthy people follow automatically – VegOut
For years, I thought money management was about working harder, making more, and then… hoping it would all…
Retirement age could change as Social Security faces long-term funding gap
With Social Security’s trust funds projected to run dry within the next decade, the Trump administration is weighing…
MPs secretly want state pension triple lock killed off
Economists say the triple lock is becoming increasingly unaffordable but there is little political appetite for any change…