Since the UK voted to leave the EU on the 23rd June, there has been lots of speculation about what will happen to the country’s economy. We take a look at how different markets have been affected.
The UK woke up to the news that it has voted to leave the European Union, and in the wake of the EU Referendum results David Cameron has resigned as Prime Minister.
With the EU referendum debate being fuelled by discussions about the economy, many of us are concerned about how our everyday lives will change should the country vote to leave the EU.
Chancellor George Osborne’s Budget included a new lifetime Individual Savings Account (Isa) designed to incentivise young people to start saving for their first home or pension.
Among the talk of compulsory maths lessons and fizzy drinks, there were a number of big announcements regarding taxes, savings and pensions in this year’s budget.
The new state pension system takes effect from April 6, and thousands without the necessary national insurance contributions to their name will not receive anything.
