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Later life mortgage lending on the up
Growing numbers of homeowners and buyers aged 55 and over are taking out mortgages that will run into retirement.
The risks of not declaring minor car damage to insurers
Post-prang calls to insurers will probably cost, whether you’re claiming or not, says Paul Lewis.
How to maximise your pension with an annuity
Annuities are popular, and rates are good — but do shop around, advises Paul Lewis
How to get rid of a CPA
Paul Lewis reveals a quick and easy way to cancel Continuous Payment Authorities.
Car insurance costs fall in time for the great bank holiday getaway
Nearly 18m getaway trips by car will be made this August bank holiday, according to the RAC, as drivers in England and Wales make the most of the last long weekend this summer.
Calling all firefighters!
If you were a retained firefighter you're eligible for a backdated pension, says Paul Lewis.
Is Inheritance Tax in Labour’s firing line?
Inheritance tax rules could be tightened in coming weeks to boost the government’s tax take and help it plug some of the £40-plus billion spending gap.
The choice is yours
Cash platforms can help find the best place for savings, but at a cost, says Paul Lewis
Relief for homeowners as interest rates fall
Interest rates have been cut to their lowest level in two-and-a-half years, providing some much-needed relief for homeowners, although it’s less positive news for savers.
Parking - have your say
Take part in a consultation on the new private parking Code of Practice, says Paul Lewis.
The True Cost of the Taxi of Mum & Dad
Motorway’s study found that the average UK parent racks up over 3,000 miles ferrying their families around
Which are the best student accounts for 2025?
Whether you're preparing to head to university yourself or helping a teen take the leap into higher education, now’s the perfect time to start swotting up on the best student accounts.
Should you invest in ISA's
There are rumours of changes to cash ISA's, but they’re still a bedrock for many savers, reports Paul Lewis. Here’s how to get started
Premium Bond prize fund rate to fall in August
The Premium Bond prize fund rate is set fall again next month, but if you own some, will you stay loyal to your bonds or decide now’s the time to seek guaranteed returns from savings accounts?
The rules of division
If you're getting divorced, take note of a new change in the law, counsels Paul Lewis
Don’t get stung by steep charges on holiday spending
If you’re heading abroad on holiday in the next few weeks, make sure you’ve thought about the best ways to spend while you’re away.
Time to check child benefit
If your 16-year-old is in full-time education, tell the taxman, says Paul Lewis.
Don't lose out on holiday
If you’re planning a trip abroad, read this before you go, says Paul Lewis
Why it pays to double-check your passport before your holiday
If you’re looking forward to a summer holiday or perhaps an autumn escape later in the year, don’t wait until the airport to check your passport - or you might end up not going anywhere at all.
A chill wind for some
Not everyone’s a winner in the turnaround on winter fuel payments, says Paul Lewis.
Secret date that could save you hundreds on your car insurance
Drivers could cut car insurance costs by up to 45% simply by renewing on these key dates, 15 to 24 days before their policy ends.*
How to reduce food bills
Rising food costs are eating a bigger chunk of our monthly incomes, but there are a few ways you might be able to reduce your weekly spend.
Later life lending up by 33%
The number of mortgages taken out by borrowers aged 55 and over jumped by a third in the first three months of the year, according to UK Finance, with more than 38,5100 loans advanced.
Save on mobile and broadband
On a limited income? New social tariffs could mean you pay less, says Paul Lewis.