Most high street lenders no longer offer this type of mortgage but there are a few who will, along with several offshore lenders. Simon Morgan explains the issues to be prepared for when considering a foreign currency mortgage. 

Employers liability insurance is a legal obligation, and if you don't have the right level of cover in place, you could be fined over £900,000 per year. 

Financial advisers come in all shapes and sizes. How do you choose the right one for you? Asking the right questions is the first step.

Reform of tax relief on buy-to-let residential mortgage interest was a surprise in the 2015 summer Budget and the latest instalment of changes came in last month. Rhys Edwards explains the implications of the move to the new system for buy-to-let landlords.

Planning your mortgage finances when thinking about starting a family requires almost the same level of planning as starting the family itself and it's really important to think ahead. 

Looking back at the stockmarket crash of 1987, it was just a small blip on the long term graph of the FTSE 100. Neil Sadler on stockmarket volatility and letting market ups and downs work themselves out.

From 6 April 2018, there will be a big jump in minimum contributions for  both employers and employees.
 

This year I have been inundated with meetings and to make it more exciting, a few lenders have made some major policy changes which will benefit many of my City based clients.

We're always looking for new people to join our growing team here at LIFT. Our values, combined with a talented team and exciting career prospects makes being a Paraplanner with us a great opportunity.

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.