Fixed rate savings accounts are climbing — here are the best ones up to 5.02% Fixed term bonds lock away your cash for a period — but guarantee you a return even if interest rates move The Independent UK · Sep 10
10m people aged 65 and over expected to be income tax payers in 2026-27 In 2026-27, the number of people aged 65 and over expected to be paying income tax was put at 10,200,000 in HMRC figures. Evening Standard · Jul 15
State pension boost for some grandparents as thousands apply for credits The credits are designed to help people below state pension age build up their state pension rights and can plug national insurance gaps. Evening Standard · Jun 22
Thousands of grandparents get state pension boost for helping with childcare The credits are designed to help people below state pension age build up their state pension rights The Independent UK · Jun 22
New free financial advice plan aims to help Britons build savings ‘Targeted support’ means certain banks and financial institutions can offer free extra help with investments and pensions The Guardian - UK · May 2
35,000 families will be told to pay back Child Benefit payments – here’s why You can get £26.05 a week for your first child and £17.25 a week for further children from the government The Independent UK · Jan 15
AI designed this Linux computer with 843 parts and dual-PCBs in just a week - and it even booted the first time Quilter’s AI designed a Linux computer with 843 components in one week, reducing human workload and accelerating mini PC innovation. TechRadar · Dec 21, 2025
AI-designed Linux computer with 843 components boots on first attempt — dual-PCB Project Speedrun was made in just one week and required less than 40 hours of human work LA-based startup Quilter has outlined Project Speedrun, which marks a milestone in computer design by AI. Tom’s Hardware · Dec 16, 2025
What’s at stake in the UK Autumn Budget? Here are the points to watch UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces the challenge of raising an estimated £20-30bn, with both her and the government’s credibility on the line. Euronews · Nov 25, 2025
The common myth over unmarried people living without a will - and why it could be costly When one person dies their partner does not have the same entitlements if the pair are not married The Independent UK · Oct 23, 2025
Calls to reform Lifetime ISAs over ‘nonsensical’ rules causing savers to lose their own money A 25 per cent boost to a first home deposit sounds a terrific deal – but the product itself can be complex and limiting The Independent UK · Jun 30, 2025
FTSE 100 share prices sink after Trump tariffs announcement as analysts warn of high US recession risk Analysts warning of ‘high risk’ US now enters recession this year after unveiling blanket global tariffs The Independent UK · Apr 3, 2025
How much should I pay into my pension to retire at 60? Experts suggest a pension pot of more than £600,000 may be needed to fund retirement The Independent UK · Feb 14, 2025
Average UK house price hit new record high in January Affordability is still a challenge for many would-be buyers, but the market’s resilience is noteworthy, Halifax said. Evening Standard · Feb 7, 2025
The Independent UK · Jan 21, 2025 Government confirms amount at which automatic enrolment into pension triggered Freezing thresholds called a missed opportunity to drive higher contributions
Evening Standard · Jan 21, 2025 Earnings trigger for automatic enrolment into a pension will remain at £10,000 Freezing the thresholds provides stability but is a missed opportunity to drive higher contributions, wealth manager Quilter said.
Evening Standard · Dec 19, 2024 Base rate hold is ‘not the early Christmas present that many would have wanted’ Mortgage rates are likely to continue to ‘yo-yo’ over the next few months, one expert suggested.
Evening Standard · Dec 17, 2024 Majority of pension credit claims processed in recent months denied, data shows Government figures were obtained following a freedom of information request by pension provider and financial adviser Quilter.
The Independent UK · Nov 14, 2024 New Pension Schemes Bill: What you need to know about the megafunds shake-up Reforms will be introduced under a new Pension Schemes Bill next year
Evening Standard · Nov 14, 2024 Pension ‘megafunds’: How do they work and is bigger always better? Reforms will be introduced under a new Pension Schemes Bill next year, as part of Government plans to boost economic growth.
Evening Standard · Nov 13, 2024 Pension ‘megafunds’ to be created to boost investment and economic growth The megafunds will mirror schemes in Australia and Canada under the Government plans.
The Guardian - UK · Oct 17, 2024 Tax-free withdrawals from pension pots surge amid fears over autumn budget Reports that Rachel Reeves likely to increase taxes have spooked customers, say investment firms
Evening Standard · Oct 7, 2024 Average UK house price ‘just shy of record high’ in September The typical property value has risen by around £13,000 over the past year, Halifax said.
Guitar World · Aug 9, 2024 “Marshall crunch, Vox chime, and Fender warmth. Supercharge your rig with a whole studio in your pedalboard”: Quilter’s latest pedal amp crams classic tones into a single stompbox – could it be your ’board’s new best friend? The studio-in-a-pedal is designed to be travel-friendly and goes directly into mixing desks and recording devices, promising huge tonal scope
The Independent UK · Jul 11, 2024 Pensions Minister ‘will have her hands full’ as she gets stuck into dual role Emma Reynolds has been given a dual appointment at the Department for Work and Pensions and the Treasury.