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It is very difficult to predict how much you’ll spend each year looking a decade ahead, let alone trying to predict what your annual spending will be in retirement. But it’s important to know how much you’re likely ...

A new year brings with it a raft of changes to your personal finances, so what has 2020 got in store for your money and will it make you richer or poorer? 1. Inheritance tax breaks get more generous From April ...

The New Year is hurtling towards us and many people will start 2020 with goals for the year and changes they want to make, such as losing weight, getting fit or working less. But it’s estimated that around 80% of ...

This Christmas you might decide to shun the usual smellies, M&S jumper or cuddly toys and instead give investments to family. While they are trickier to wrap to go under the tree, you could be giving a present ...

As it’s now December lots of people will be starting their Christmas shopping in earnest, but before you buy more toys for your children is there a more lasting present you could get them? While your child isn’t ...

Planning for paying for a care home isn’t a fun prospect, but with annual costs running to tens of thousands of pounds, it is smart to be prepared. Here’s our guide to care fees and how to invest to pay for ...

Regular investing can help to smooth out your returns. It is a great way to get into the savings habit and can give you good discipline, but will it generate the highest returns? Rather than saving up your money and ...

Over-confidence, time pressure and being too trusting have all led to people being scammed out of their pension savings, new research has found. Data from the Pensions Regulator and the Financial Conduct Authority ...

The Government could crack down on a lucrative tax break exploited by those using Airbnb and other home-sharing websites, as the cost of the giveaway has soared in recent years. There has been a surge in the number of ...

Lots of UK companies are offering very meaty dividends, but some investors are nervous about future cuts to payouts. In total, 26 companies in the FTSE 100 are forecast to pay a dividend at a yield of 6% or more in ...