News & Insight

Our expert views and commentary on what’s happening in the world of mortgages and sometimes beyond, along with our regular summary of what the papers say.

New Year New Start for 2024

The New Year is a great time to take stock and look at ways you might be able to make your life healthier and happier. ...

Coping with grief: National Grief Awareness Week

The death of a loved one is devastating but having support through the grieving process may help you gradually come to terms with your loss - even though life is unlikely to ever be the same. ...

Breast Cancer Awareness month: wear it pink

One in seven women in the UK will be diagnosed with breast cancer during their lifetimes, and although survival rates are improving all the time, the emotional, physical and financial effects can be long-lasting. ...

Protecting yourself against the unexpected

This August is National Road Victim Month, was set up to raise awareness of safer driving, as well as to honour those who have died or been injured in a car accident. ...

Parkinson’s in focus

World Parkinson’s Day takes place on 11th April, to raise awareness ...

Don’t worry, be happy!

This year’s International Day of Happiness takes place on 20th March, 2023, and recognises the importance of happiness in the lives of people around the world. ...

Prepare for the unexpected

If the past 18 months has taught us anything, it’s that no-one can predict what’s around the corner, which is why it’s vital to prepare as much as possible for every eventuality. ...

Protecting our children – National Children’s Day

This year’s National Children’s Day, which takes place on 16th May, aims to emphasise the importance not only of looking after children’s health and wellbeing, but also protecting their rights and freedoms....

Brits twice as likely to insure pets than themselves

One in three of us would take out pet insurance for our furry friends, yet more than eight out of ten don’t have or wouldn’t buy financial protection for ourselves in case we’re unable to work. ...

Who is responsible for a mortgage after death?

Dealing with the death of a loved one is difficult enough, and trying to get your head around the financial side of things (like their mortgage) can make things even more complicated.I’ve published this post to help you understand how the mortgage may be handled following the death of a partner or spouse. Even so, it’s important to note that there are lots of other things to consider and every situation is different....

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