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Investing Smart – How to Measure Risk When Choosing Investments

Posted by Jo Jeffries / Education, Retirement / 0 Comments

The finance and pension markets are currently volatile, and most banks currently refuse to pass on interest rate rises to loyal customers. It is, therefore, unsurprising that people are thinking of turning to the investments market. They do so to try and make the most of their money and potentially boost their retirement. It has […]

Is It Time To Ditch The Cash ISA?

Posted by Jo Jeffries / Money Saving Tips, Personal Finances / 2 Comments

A cash ISA is simply a savings account that you don’t pay tax on. You can put £20,000 each tax year into a cash ISA, and it remains tax-free year on year. Cash ISA savings do not count towards the PSA (personal savings allowance). Yet, for many, such benefits are no longer relevant. This is […]