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Could Your Pension Be Underperforming? New League Tables Could Expose Britain's Worst Retirement Funds

Millions of UK workers will be able to compare workplace pensions under new government league tables designed to identify poor-performing retirement funds and improve retirement outcomes.

International Business Times UK

One in eight ‘likely to bet on World Cup’ as fans urged to track spending

Of those who typically bet on football matches, nearly half bet more than £5 on a single match, according to a survey.

Evening Standard

Standards in the second charge mortgage market need to be improved, says FCA

Second charge mortgages are often taken out by people already carrying high levels of debt, who then roll those debts into a new loan.

Evening Standard

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Buy now, pay later: how to use it without getting into risky debt

BNPL can be a fee-free way to manage cashflow for an essential purchase but keep track of the payment schedule

The Guardian - UK

Free pension ‘health checks’ could aid UK savers’ retirement plans

More than two-fifths of full-time workers with pensions had never changed their own contribution levels

The Independent UK

Calls for free pension health checks to avert ‘retirement under-savings crisis’

Health checks should be integrated into pensions dashboards to help turn awareness of low savings levels into action, a report is urging.

Evening Standard

Car finance: Drivers using claims firms could face 36% add-on charge on compensation payouts

As the FCA warns over claims firms, here are the options if you’ve been a victim of motor loan mis-selling

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Pension annuities are back in vogue – here’s how to get the best value

It can provide peace of mind with a guaranteed retirement income, but choose carefully

The Guardian - UK

A savings expert explains 5 key steps to making your money work harder in 2025

What to consider and what to avoid if you’re looking to grow a pot of cash in the year ahead.

The Independent UK

Eight ways to get your finances ready for having a baby in the UK

From simply cutting back on the easy things first, right through to thinking about how to protect your pension

The Guardian - UK

‘Soft’ launch for pensions dashboards as Government-backed scheme prioritised

Dashboards will allow people eventually to see all their pensions in one place, online.

Evening Standard

How to pick the best financial adviser for your needs

Get three quotes, compare costs, and don’t be afraid to challenge fees

The Guardian - UK

Fifth of buy now, pay later customers ‘have used the credit to fund essentials’

Some consumers have faced issues managing payments, been charged a late fee, or used a credit card to fund a repayment, according to research.

The Independent UK

Car running costs and when you may need a new one

From insurance to car tax, regular MOTs to servicing, owning a vehicle can be expensive.

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How to find the right home insurance

Home insurance premiums are rising, but this type of cover may be too important to skip.

Daily Record

New proposals calling for income tax on State Pension to be scrapped due official response

The freezing of the Personal Allowance at £12,570 could see more pensioners paying tax this year.

Daily Record

New calls for income tax on State Pension to be scrapped to stop 'penalising' people in retirement

The freezing of the Personal Allowance at £12,570 could see more pensioners paying tax this year.

Daily Record

New State Pension annual pay rise next April could see millions of people in retirement paying tax

A freeze in the personal allowance at £12,570 is pushing more pensioners closer to the tax threshold.

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The mortgage crunch: what happens if you fall behind on your home loan?

Lenders have agreed to be more flexible towards struggling mortgage borrowers amid concerns about rising interest rates.

The Week

How to make the most of high interest rates

Soaring interest rates are bad news for borrowers but there may be silver linings for some people.

Daily Record

New calls for income tax on State Pension to be scrapped to stop 'penalising' people in retirement

The freezing of the Personal Allowance at £12,570 could see more pensioners paying tax this year.

The Week

Annuity vs. drawdown: what’s the best way to access retirement savings?

Rising interest rates have made annuities a more attractive option for retirees accessing their pension, but it is important to choose the right route for you.

The Independent UK

FCA bans referral fees for debt packagers to help people struggling with debt

Existing debt packager firms will need to develop a new way of doing business by October 2 or face regulatory action, the financial watchdog said.

The Week

How to claim child benefit – and the risk of missing out

Child benefit payments can help you cope with the ever-rising cost of raising kids, and you may be putting your state pension at risk by not claiming it.

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How much does a baby cost and how can you keep expenses down?

Knowing how much a baby costs can help you budget accordingly, but our money expert also explains how you can keep the cost low

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