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Flooring tips: Help keep your home warm

25th February 20222nd March 2022 Henry Shaw banking, bills, finance, money, savings

With rising energy prices, how can we still keep our homes warm? With energy prices hitting the headlines, there are

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Interest-free credit cards deals are becoming less generous

23rd March 201920th May 2021 Adam Aiken 0%, credit cards, finance, interest-free, money

People looking to put large purchases on to interest-free credit cards are struggling to find deals as good as those available a couple of years ago

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Development finance – A quick guide

25th May 2017 Dominic Lill bridging, commercial, costs, debt, development finance, finance, guide, investors, lending, loans, Mezzanine finance, projects, property, refurbishments, residential, self build

With banks and traditional lenders becoming harder to secure property finance through, investors and borrowers have had to use specialist

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Will Brexit make it easier or harder to buy a house?

13th December 201614th December 2016 Dominic Lill banks, Brexit, building societies, buying, EU, finance, home, house, housing crisis, ladder, lenders, market, mortgage, owners, plan, price, property, renters, rise, saving

In the wake of the Brexit referendum, house prices in London are still on the rise, but it’s anyone’s guess

How will Brexit affect my money?

12th December 2016 Dominic Lill Brexit, earnings, EU, Europe, European Union, finance, investment, markets, money, mortgage, saviings, UK

We’re now six months on from Britain’s historic decision to leave the European Union. However, time does not appear to

How to optimise your savings while interest rates remain low

30th November 201628th November 2016 Dominic Lill advice, banks, building societies, dividends, finance, inflation, interest, investment, money, mortgage, rates, risk, saving, savings, spread betting

While the level of inflation in the UK fell to 0.9% in October, it remains disproportionately high in relation to

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Why it can be financially beneficial to buy a new car over a used one

30th November 201613th May 2021 Dominic Lill benefits, costs, efficiency, emissions, finance, fuel, history, investment, money, new car, second hand, used car, warranty

When it comes to purchasing a car, many motorists will not even consider buying a new automobile. This is because

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Steep rise in the number of people switching bank accounts

22nd April 201620th May 2021 Adam Aiken account, bank, bank account, banking, finance, money

More customers are looking for better deals elsewhere

Millions forced to borrow to pay for funerals

23rd March 201620th May 2021 Adam Aiken bsia, finance, funeral, loans, money, savings

Many people are making no provision for when they’ve gone