Category : Budget Finance


Save £100k by quitting 5 unhealthy habits

New analysis reveals how investing money saved from quitting smoking, takeaways, and other vices could build a six-figure sum. Discover the life-changing financial gains of sticking to your resolutions.

HMRC Details Lifetime ISA Changes & £12,000 Cap

HMRC reveals fresh ISA reforms, including a new £12,000 annual allowance and plans to replace the 'punitive' Lifetime ISA with a first-time buyer focused product. Learn what it means for your savings.

Industry Alarm Over Rushed ISA Reforms

Major investment platforms warn Chancellor Rachel Reeves that plans to slash cash ISA limits are 'flawed' and risk damaging retail investment. Read the latest on the heated Treasury talks.

Shona Robison unveils SNP's 2026-27 draft budget plans

Finance Secretary Shona Robison presents the SNP's final pre-election budget, featuring a £68bn wellbeing fund, increased child payments, and new taxes for high-value homes and private jets. Read the key details.

77% of Brits Expect More Tax Hikes in 2026

A new poll reveals overwhelming public pessimism over tax rises and the cost of living, casting a shadow over Chancellor Rachel Reeves's record. Discover the full data and political implications.

Women and Gen X Feel Financially Gloomy for 2026

A new survey reveals a stark financial confidence gap in the UK. While 60% of adults feel positive, women and Generation X are far less optimistic. Explore the reasons behind this divide and its implications for pensions and investing.

Key 2026 Pension Reforms Explained

Major UK pension reforms in 2026 will change how you save and access retirement income. Learn about dashboards, targeted support, and new consolidation rules.

Brits Borrow £2.1bn Despite Budget Speculation

Official data reveals UK consumer credit unexpectedly rose to £2.1bn in November, defying forecasts of a slowdown due to Budget unease. Mortgage approvals dipped slightly. Read the full analysis.

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