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Why life insurance is a crucial safety net
Read more: Why life insurance is a crucial safety netFewer than one in four people has a life insurance policy that would support their family in the event of their death, a new study1 has found. As the cost-of-living burden worsens, experts fear that the protection gap could continue to widen. Indeed, a tenth of respondents said they have already given up one or…
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How it’s still possible to make a positive decision, despite the current mortgage market
Read more: How it’s still possible to make a positive decision, despite the current mortgage marketMortgages became headline news in October. Despite the current mortgage market, it is still possible to make a positive decision. Rates rise The political turmoil recently initially sent interest rates soaring and left millions of mortgage holders with hundreds of pounds more to pay each month. Liz Truss’ brief stint as Prime Minister has resulted…
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Why you shouldn’t solely rely on your employee benefits for insurance.
Read more: Why you shouldn’t solely rely on your employee benefits for insurance.As an employee, you may find that you are eligible for an employee benefits package. Your employer may provide you some level of group protection. This may include life insurance, also known as a death in service, along with potentially an income protection benefit. Death in service is linked to your salary and is in…
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Mortgage deals at a time of rising rates
Read more: Mortgage deals at a time of rising ratesAfter increasing the Bank Rate to 2.25% in September, the Bank of England (BoE) has since said it will ‘not hesitate’ to hike rates further to curb inflation. Variable rates Changing rates have a significant impact on the amount you repay on your mortgage. Those on a tracker mortgage will see their rate increase (or…
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Life insurance – could you live without it?
Read more: Life insurance – could you live without it?Planning for what you’ll leave behind once you’re gone is no easy task. But if you have loved ones that rely on your income, finding the right life insurance policy can make facing the unknown a little less daunting. Peace of mind Knowing your loved ones will not face financial hardship in your absence brings…
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Inflation and how it affects your mortgage
Read more: Inflation and how it affects your mortgageAccording to the Office for National Statistics, inflation hit a near 40 year high of 9% during April and could yet rise further during the remainder of the year. Driven by a further increase in the energy price cap coming in in October, experts are predicting this figure could rise to 10% putting a further…
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Property Surveys
Read more: Property SurveysProperty Surveys – What are they and why are they a good idea?
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Property Surveys
Read more: Property SurveysProperty Surveys – What are they and why are they a good idea?
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HTB Remortgages – A Practical Example
Read more: HTB Remortgages – A Practical ExampleThere are many online guides for the Help to Buy Equity Loan Scheme and how the process works when first buying a property, but what happens when you come to remortgage?
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HTB Remortgages – A Practical
Read more: HTB Remortgages – A PracticalThere are many online guides for the Help to Buy Equity Loan Scheme and how the process works when first buying a property, but what happens when you come to remortgage?
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Types of Protection and Why They’re Important
Read more: Types of Protection and Why They’re ImportantHaving protection in place can give you peace of mind that you and your family are protected in the worst case scenario. Even with no dependents, protection will provide a safety net…
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Everything you need to know about an Agreement in Principle
Read more: Everything you need to know about an Agreement in PrincipleAn Agreement in Principle (AIP), also known as a Decision in Principle or Mortgage in Principle, is an official statement from a mortgage lender. It states that, according to the basic information provided, the lender would lend a certain amount to the potential borrower.
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Help to Buy ISA vs Lifetime ISA
Read more: Help to Buy ISA vs Lifetime ISAAre you better off with a Help to Buy ISA or a Lifetime ISA? The end of the Help to Buy ISA The Government’s Help to Buy ISA was a part of their Help to Buy scheme to aid first-time buyers with getting onto the property ladder. The Help to Buy ISA closed permanently to…
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6 Things You Should Do To Make Sure You Get The Best Mortgage Deal
Read more: 6 Things You Should Do To Make Sure You Get The Best Mortgage DealWhether you’re a first-time buyer, homeowner or landlord the below tips will help you understand how to make the most out of your personal situation, so you can get the best mortgage deal available to you.