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.

Despite the government’s Help to Buy initiative, many first-time buyers are being priced out of purchasing a home.

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.

House prices have fallen by the largest amount in 4 years in the run up to the EU referendum.

Holidaymakers are being advised to check they are sufficiently covered by their travel insurance policy.

An increasing number of SMEs are being penalised for failing to comply with pension auto-enrolment.

Last year, almost £1 billion was left ownerless as a result of people dying without having written a will. But what happens to this money when no recipients have been specified?

If you have been paying into a pension, you will now have full access to it once you turn 55. The question is, what will you do with it?

Buying property is one of the best ways of investing money, but just how profitable will your investment be in 2030?

With the EU referendum around the corner, the Bank of England has warned that Britain leaving the EU (Brexit) could force the nation into recession.

National Savings & Investment have recently announced that the number of Premium Bond prizes will be reduced. We take a look at just how lucrative an investment they really are.

We are constantly being reminded to save money for retirement, but just how much should we be saving?

The Bank of Mum and Dad is set to become one of the highest mortgage lenders in the UK as more and more young buyers seek financial help from their parents.

Around 1.5 million mortgage owners could face difficulties should rates increase.

Isas have traditionally been the first port of call for those looking to store their cash in an account, but they may not be as appealing as they used to be. 

When writing a will or planning your estate you should also think about your digital assets and what will happen to them once you are gone.

For some people, savings accounts aren't necessarily the preferred place to keep spare money as it could be worth more when invested elsewhere.

April 6th marks the start of a new tax year, and with lots of new changes taking effect there may be big consequences for your personal finances.

Discussing what will happen after you die is often a taboo subject, however it’s wise to start planning as soon as possible.

Accidental damage cover is important when little ones are around.