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The most beautiful train journeys you can take across Europe

Travelling doesn’t have to just get you from A to B. These stunning train journeys can evoke the feel of a bygone era of luxury train travel through scenic Europe. Luxury train journeys were first introduced in the 1860s, with the Orient Express becoming the most well known. Originally, it travelled from Paris to Istanbul […]

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Do you have “green guilt”? Here are 8 simple ways to make your lifestyle more environmentally friendly

More people than ever are embracing lifestyle changes to reduce the negative effect they have on the environment. As the effect of our choices becomes more widely known, some feel guilty about the decisions they make. According to an Aviva survey, 64% of adults in the UK have experienced “green guilt” after carrying out environmentally-unfriendly […]

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4 surprising things you can learn about finances from Bridgerton

When you think of TV shows that can teach you valuable financial lessons, Bridgerton probably isn’t the first one that comes to mind. Yet, the historical romance on Netflix has a few things you can learn about money and financial planning. The first season of the hit show racked up more than 625 million viewing […]

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8 key tax allowances have shrunk by 6% in the last decade

Key tax allowances like the Personal Allowance and Capital Gains Tax (CGT) annual exempt amount can help your money go further. As research shows that overall tax allowances have been cut, it’s more important than ever to understand what allowances make sense for you, and how they can complement your financial plan. According to calculations […]

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Total tax collected from exceeding the pension Lifetime Allowance is set to reach almost £1.5 billion annually

Successive cuts to the Lifetime Allowance (LTA) and a freeze means that more people than ever could face an unexpected tax bill when they access their pension. The LTA is the total amount a person can build up in pension benefits without incurring tax charges. Since it was introduced in the 2006/07 tax year, there […]

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3 practical things to remember in times of economic uncertainty

Over the last few months, you can’t have missed the tough economic headlines. You’ve also likely seen the impact of the global economy on your own finances. Whether it’s the rise in the energy price cap and the rate of National Insurance contributions (NICs), the increasing cost of goods and services, or the impact of […]

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