Meg Bratley
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Low financial literacy means people are worse off, even when salaries are accounted for, abrdn finds
People with low financial literacy are typically worse off than those with high financial literacy, even when their earnings are similar, new…
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HSBC Life expands Value Added Benefits
HSBC Life (UK) Limited is expanding its Value-Added Benefits (VABs) to include policyholders’ partners as part of its ongoing commitment to providing…
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Dudley Building Society Recognised as One of the UK’s Best Workplaces in Financial Services by Great Place To Work UK
Dudley Building Society has been recognised as one of the UK’s Best Workplaces in Financial Services & Insurance by Great Place To…
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Over half of Brits regret not saving more when they were younger, study shows
A new study from the financial experts at Shepherds Friendly has revealed the state of Britain’s financial literacy, as well as our biggest financial…
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Single Brits facing the short straw for retirement
Single Brits with children are the least likely to feel prepared for retirement, according to research from You Gov and national financial…
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Interbridge Mortgages announces trio of key milestones
After just three months of lending, Interbridge Mortgages has announced a trio of key milestones through its broker partners: over £60 million…
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Is the ‘Bank of Mum and Dad’ adult children’s only choice?
It’s no secret that there’s a societal perception that younger generations ‘have it harder’ economically than generations gone before, meaning some feel…
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Mental Health Awareness Searches Soar 200% this week: Boost Mental Health Awareness at Work and Avoid Burnt Out Employees
The Instant Offices study reveals Londoners are the most burnt out. This was interesting to note as a new report has revealed that Londoners…
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New research: Britons feel savvier with their finances
A new independent survey of 2,000 UK adults conducted by SmartSave, a Chetwood Financial brand, has found: Over half (51%) of UK…
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Why markets are getting nervous as the first US rate cut draws near | Analysis from AJ Bell’s Russ Mould
“A third consecutive interest rate cut from the Bank of Canada continues the trend toward lower headline borrowing costs, at least in…
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