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The current market is not what one would call ‘normal’ by any stretch.

The pain of rising mortgage repayments will be harder to bear in some places than in others

Recently skyrocketing oil and gas prices, continued record inflation, and the first of a potential slew of interest rate hikes have led some experts to wonder if a recession is on the horizon.

2022 has been an extremely unkind year to investors. The question is what should investors do now? The answer runs counterintuitive to what you may think.

When a loved one passes away, it can be hard to think straight. Life can be made even harder if a grieving person has to plan a funeral, trawl through paperwork and get to grips with their loved one’s finances.

A followup letter isn’t always a reason for concern.

Be more productive in (and out of) the office.

If you receive an unexpected cash windfall, you may be tempted to rush out and spend the money on something you’ve always wanted. In certain circumstances, it may be fine to splurge a little bit, but before you do so, it’s important to consider all the potential benefits—and consequences.

After remortgaging her house and borrowing from friends and family to keep her business alive through the pandemic, Carolyn Hatfield is happily struggling to keep up with demand from pet owners.

If rates keep rising, your monthly interest payments could almost double. But there are some things you can do to protect yourself.