Simon Morgan explains why it can sometimes be more challenging than expected to get a mortgage on the high street if you're classed as an expat by the bank.

When the ISA was introduced in 1999, many thought it to be little more than a rebranding of the two schemes it replaced. The following 20 years have proved ISAs to be much more. Sarah Wilson-Trainor explains.

If you check the small print on our Career Ending Injury Policies you’ll find this additional benefit...

Whilst Inheritance tax (IHT) will be slightly reduced for some from 6th April 2019, greater reforms may arrive soon. Dan Cockayne explains. 

How Junior ISAs work and why using one to save for your child makes good financial sense.

Tax year end is coming soon, so take time to check that you're making the most of the tax reliefs and allowances available. 

Insurance renewal – we all know we should shop around but sometimes inertia, lack of time and life gets in the way.  This client did take some time and saved himself £4000 as a result.

The 95% mortgage is back – but before you leap in, consider all your costs. 

What is Japanese knotweed and how could it affect your house purchase? David Baker explains.

Interest only mortgages are not as readily available as they once were, with only a small proportion of banks now offering them. For banks who still offer these products, there are a number of specific lending requirements. Rhys Edwards explains.