Posted by | Category Blog | Date 09 January 2018

What Economical Factors in 2018 Could Affect Your Ability to Get a Loan?

The UK's debt crisis is getting worse based on a report by The Guardian. In 2017, household debt jumped 7% in five years from £1.5 billion in 2012 to £1.63 billion in 2017. Students will be paying a heavy price for the UK's inflation surge, which will drive the interest rate of their loans by 1/3 to 6.1%. With higher debts come bigger loan applications from individuals.

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Posted by | Category Blog | Date 04 January 2018

How to teach your children about money

The concept of money is something needs to be taught, even though it is probably the case that you cannot remember how you first ever learnt about money – it just sort of seemed to happen! The truth is, at some point you will have been taught about the world of money and the value of money. However, most of your knowledge is most likely based on experience. As a

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Posted by | Category Blog | Date 03 January 2018

What is the Financial Services Compensation Scheme?

The Financial Services Compensation Scheme, known as FSCS, allows individuals and small businesses to claim money from authorised financial services firms that are unable, or likely to be unable, to pay claims made against them. The FSCS is a non-profit organisation which is funded by taxes paid by authorised firms in financial services and can provide claims for: deposits insurance policies insurance brokering investments, ISA, savings accounts mortgages and mortgage

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