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As interest rates rise, should you overpay your mortgage?

After more than a decade of cheap borrowing, interest rates are rising. If you’re paying off a mortgage, making overpayments could save you money. The Bank of England has increased interest rates to tackle high inflation. That means the cost of borrowing has increased and it could mean your mortgage costs you far more overall.

The cost of living crisis is giving scammers more opportunities. Here are 3 scams to watch out for

Scammers are taking advantage of financial worries as the cost of living rises. It’s more important than ever that you remain alert to potential fraud. According to Citizens Advice, scammers have targeted more than three-quarters of adults this year – a 14% increase when compared to this time last year. The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA)

Rising cost of living leads to more families borrowing. Here’s what to consider before you increase debt levels

The soaring cost of living is placing pressure on many household budgets. Figures suggest that some are turning to borrowing to help bridge the gap. However, this solution may not be sustainable, and you should consider what’s responsible if you’re increasing loans, credit cards, or other forms of borrowing. In the 12 months to October

How to deal with political uncertainty when making financial decisions

British politics over the last few months has certainly been turbulent. In the last four months, there have been three prime ministers, four chancellors, and countless U-turns. So, it’s not surprising that households have been struggling to keep up with what’s happening and what it means for their finances. Less than three years after a

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Guide: 7 valuable behaviours for successful investing

How do you grow your wealth when you’re investing? Choosing the “right” investments is just one of the ingredients needed for success. Indeed, your mindset and behaviours could have a much larger effect on the outcomes of your investments than you might think. Your approach to investing could influence the decisions you make when you

How to calculate the level of income protection that would provide you with financial security

Income protection could provide you with an essential safety net if you’re unable to work due to an accident or illness. Yet, research suggests it’s a valuable step that some people might be overlooking. If you’re too ill to work, income protection could provide you with a regular replacement income. Usually, income protection would pay

As rental growth slowed in 2023, is buy-to-let still profitable?

As property prices and rental yields have steadily increased in recent years, buy-to-let property has often been seen as a useful way to invest your money. However, figures suggest the pace of growth is slowing and landlords face increasing regulation that might mean it’s not as attractive as it once was. For some people, buy-to-let