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2025 introduces a technical change to company car tax, which could alter your next choice of car. In recent years, the tax rules for company cars have provided a major incentive to choose a battery electric vehicle (BEV), with zero CO2 emissions, or a plug-in hybrid electric vehicle (PHEV) with CO2 emissions of 1-50g/km. […]
If anything happened to you tomorrow, how much does your partner know about your finances and how easy would it be for them to find out? It’s been five years since the pandemic turned the world upside down. The experience provided lessons in many aspects of life, not least its potential fragility. During the […]
The start of the new tax year warrants as much planning as the end of the old tax year. While the end of the tax year on 5 April is a major focus of tax planning, it doesn’t end there. The following day may require much less immediate attention, but there is an argument for […]
This year Action Fraud and Meta are encouraging the public to protect their social media and email accounts as data shows there were more than 35,000 reports made last year. Data shows there was a rise of social media and email account hacking reported in 2024, with a total of 35,434 reports made to Action […]
Individual Savings Accounts, universally known as ISAs, began life as relatively simple savings plans in 1999, but over the past 25 years the rules surrounding them have become ever more complex – and may yet become more so. While there have been calls to make the regime simpler and more accessible, until recently the Government […]
A recent survey has raised questions about retirement readiness. One of the world’s largest investment managers, BlackRock, recently published its latest review of the UK’s retirement landscape. The work was based on a survey of 1,000 savers in defined contribution (DC) pension arrangements. This is the type which now dominates private sector retirement provision, mainly […]