Following a recent promotion for Jack Sands in the LIFT-Insurance team, we thought it would be good to catch up with him and see how he has got to his position and what it involves…

This week Prime Minister Liz Truss announced preliminary details of how the government plans to deal with the energy price crisis. We have a summary to help you understand what's on offer.

An SVR is an interest rate set by your lender. Mortgage customers are moved onto a default interest rate when their initial fixed-rate mortgage ends. You could be paying a lot more than you need to...

If someone was able to prove you could afford to shake off the shackles of employment and live your best life without ever working again, would you listen? If you answered “yes”, take a read...

There appears to be a few misconceptions with regards to a bonus and how your average high street lender will view annual bonus payments when making a lending decision. David Baker, Managing Director shares some of his insight...

With a LIFT-Financial adviser on your side, you may be able to retire earlier than you expected! Is this the year you will begin to prepare for your retirement, Ross Glanfield offers some guidance in this blog. 

Financial wellbeing is about having security and control over your finances and having the knowledge and reassurance that you have enough money to meet your needs. Take a read for some tips and guidance from Ed and James, our new Chartered Financial Planners. 

Here at LIFT-Insurance, our first step is to learn the nuances of your business. Following this, we personalise the insurance policy to ensure it covers your needs, is competitive and most importantly, fit for purpose. Find out more about how we can help you with Brewery Insurance.

A public finance boost of £25-30bn gave the Chancellor some wriggle room when he presented his Spring Statement, but how did he use it? You can read some of the key highlights here and also download our Spring Statement Summary.

Here at LIFT-Insurance, we have seen a large influx in claims recently and the impact of underinsurance. It’s never nice to hear from new clients that they have previously been unable to replace an item as they have only received a payout for the price they paid, rather than what the item is actually worth.