2014 Budget Savings Marginal Tax Rate Change
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Published / Last Updated on 07/10/2025

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Is Bank and Building Society Interest Rate Advice Viable?
Is Bank and Building Society Interest Rate Advice Viable?
Giving regulated financial advice means we understand the full financial position, needs, risk profile, tolerance to losses and requirements of you, the client. We must then complete the whole ...
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The Difference Between AER and APR Interest Rate
The Difference Between AER and APR Interest Rate
Types of interest rates for consumers (both with APRs and AERs) Fixed Rate: The rate stays the same for an agreed period. Variable Rate: The rate can go up or down ...
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Should I Invest in Cash with Stock Market Highs, Geopolitical Risks and Inflation?
Should I Invest in Cash with Stock Market Highs, Geopolitical Risks and Inflation?
We have all seen in recent years, high inflation then higher interest rates and now stock market records being set almost daily. You will have also head Warren Buffett’s ...
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Savings and Investments versus Pensions
Savings and Investments versus Pensions
We have been asked many times by clients and prospective clients whether they should save in bank accounts/cash, property, investments, or pension schemes. There is no right or wrong answer. ...
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Savings
The Basic Bank Account
The Basic Bank Account
If you do not have a bank account or have credit problems, a fee free, no credit history check, basic bank account that offers all the usual current account ...
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National Savings Authority Letters for Advisers
National Savings Authority Letters for Advisers
National Savings and Investments (NS&I) has finally issued a standard template authority letter for investors to allow their financial advisers to get information and your investments. We have been ...
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Help to Save Scheme
Help to Save Scheme
Do you want a free 50% bonus added to money that you save in the next 2 years by the Government? The Help to Save scheme from January 2018....
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Help to Buy ISA v Lifetime ISA
Help to Buy ISA v Lifetime ISA
Help to Buy ISA v Lifetime ISA. Video compares pros and cons of both Help to Buy and Lifetime ISA when saving towards a deposit for a home....
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Savings
Why Bank Services Could Get Worse
Why Bank Services Could Get Worse
Video explores the impact of Basel 3 and new capital, leverage and liquidity ratio requirements for banks that we suggest will mean mass redundancies and a shift of services overseas....
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Savings
Premium Bank Accounts
Premium Bank Accounts
Video explores the benefits of premium bank accounts comparing costs v additional bolt on services that may save you money elsewhere with travel ins, breakdown cover etc...
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Savings
Credit Union Explained
Credit Union Explained
Video explaining what a Credit Union is....
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Savings
No Brainer Idea for Savings
No Brainer Idea for Savings
What we do is every £1 and £2 coins we have gets put into a piggy bank. You’d be very surprised in how much you would save each year ...
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Savings
The Financial Strength of Banks
The Financial Strength of Banks
Banks are required to have deep capital reserves to be able to trade. The regulator will also issue stress tests to test if banks can cope if there is ...
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Savings
Current Account Switching
Current Account Switching
Process of switching account: 1) Choose your bank 2) Sign the paperwork 3) Choose a date for switch 4) They’ll do the rest If you have an overdraft you will need to negotiate with ...
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