After early worries following the result of the EU Referendum, the Bank of England has reported that Britain’s economy is performing better than expected.

Financial experts are worried about the amount of money that retirees are withdrawing from their pensions, so just how much is safe to withdraw?

With interest rates at record lows and issues with the Help to Buy Isa coming to light, are there any savings accounts with a good rate of return?

Mortgage lending drops sharply following the Brexit vote.

Help to Buy Isas have come under scrutiny, as it has been found that the government mortgage saving scheme is not able to be used for house deposits.

With more UK families paying inheritance tax than ever before, the government has introduced new rules for the inheritance tax free allowance.

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.

Financial experts worry as pension withdrawals accelerate.

As pension costs increase for businesses, some employees are being offered lump sums to give up their final salary pensions.

It was announced this week by the Bank of England that interest rates have been cut to 0.25%.

The percentage of the population which own their own home has fallen its lowest level in 30 years.

Along with uncertainty in the housing market, landlords are getting nervous as rents fall ahead of Britain’s departure from the EU.

If you’re earning 0% interest on your savings, it’s almost certainly time to switch your account.

Millennials could become the first generation to earn less on average than the generation before them.

The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) have decided to hold interest rates at 0.5% despite expectations that they would be lowered.

With the Bank of England expected to cut interest rates this week, we take a look at how you and your family will be affected.

Insurers could move to change the current legislation for women drivers and car insurance.

Although growth is slowing, house prices continue to reach levels of unaffordability. 

Mark Carney announced that, while Britain was not financially secure following the EU Referendum result, the Bank of England has “a clear plan, and it is working”.

After an initial fall in value after the Brexit result, the Pound has gained ground.