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When it comes to student loans, the media focus is usually on tuition fees (outside Scotland), but there’s another loan that shouldn’t be overlooked – and that includes Scotland.

Inflation surged in 2022, but can it reverse in 2023?

From January, National Savings & Investments (NS&I) will increase its premium bond prize fund rate to 3% and reduce £25 prizes, instead increasing the number of higher-value prizes that are up for grabs.

If your employer pays for the fuel in your company car, it may cost you more than you expect.

The frozen personal allowance may be overtaken by the new state pension in only a few years, proving the income tax screw is well and truly tightening.

In 2022, most of the world’s major share indices had their worst year since 2008, but the UK’s FTSE 100 was a star performer.  

A growing number of taxpayers are being caught by the personal allowance taper, which will be exacerbated by the reduced additional rate tax threshold of £125,140. With many also questioning why the new threshold is not a…

The government has rejected proposals to modernise cohabitation laws in England and Wales, leaving it up to individuals to arrange their financial affairs for partners and dependents.