Behavioural finance: 5 effective ways you can reduce the impact of bias
When you need to process information, it’s common to take shortcuts and rely on bias. It’s an approach that can be useful in some situations, but it can also lead to decisions that aren’t right…
Your autumn statement update and what it means for you
It has been a tumultuous year in British politics, with three prime ministers and four chancellors holding office. After the calamitous “mini-Budget” ushered in the demise of Liz Truss and Kwasi Kwarteng, new chancellor Jeremy…
Interest rates are finally rising for savers, but inflation can still reduce value in real terms
As interest rates start to rise for the first time in more than a decade, a report suggests that savers are pulling their money out of investments in favour of cash accounts. But while the…
The cost of living crisis is giving scammers more opportunities. Here are 3 scams to watch out for
Scammers are taking advantage of financial worries as the cost of living rises. It’s more important than ever that you remain alert to potential fraud. According to Citizens Advice, scammers have targeted more than three-quarters…
Rising cost of living leads to more families borrowing. Here’s what to consider before you increase debt levels
The soaring cost of living is placing pressure on many household budgets. Figures suggest that some are turning to borrowing to help bridge the gap. However, this solution may not be sustainable, and you should…
How to deal with political uncertainty when making financial decisions
British politics over the last few months has certainly been turbulent. In the last four months, there have been three prime ministers, four chancellors, and countless U-turns. So, it’s not surprising that households have been…