As the UK enters the 2025/26 financial year, Chancellor Rachel Reeves unveils key fiscal reforms aimed at addressing fiscal challenges and driving long-term growth across taxation, public investment, and welfare.
Despite their potential for higher returns, Stocks and Shares ISAs saw a decline in subscriptions, highlighting a need for improved financial literacy and awareness among UK investors.
As of 2024, the UK housing market faces persistent affordability challenges, with median house prices at £290,000, despite a slight improvement in the price-to-income ratio due to rising earnings.
UK millennials face a pension crisis, with 59% struggling to save for retirement amidst high living costs and changing employment patterns, raising urgent concerns for their financial future.
Estate planning is essential for young families in the UK, ensuring assets are distributed as intended and providing for loved ones, with key components including wills, guardianship appointments, trusts, and navigating inheritance tax.
