Last year, Britons lost a staggering amount of money as a result of financial fraud.

A break down of the key points regarding taxes, savings and pensions from the Spring Budget 2017. 

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Just 36% of people believe that their pension will provide a good retirement.

A quarter of those retiring this year will do so with outstanding debts according to a report from the Prudential.

The savings gap between high income and low income families is widening…

Approximately 26% of adults have received some form of unsolicited contact about their pension...

More money than ever before was borrowed by first-time buyers last year.

After the odds of winning a prize were cut last year, NS&I have made further changes to their popular premium bonds scheme.

Good news for savers as the limit of guaranteed savings protection is increased.

Two important dates are fast approaching for pension savers which could make a big difference to tax relief.

Prime Minister Theresa May’s speech details the country’s plans for Brexit.

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People are being urged to leave their loved ones clear instructions on how to access personal accounts including social media, websites and bank accounts.

The controversial Help to Buy Scheme has been shelved by the government.

When giving money at Christmas, not everyone considers the implications and legalities around taxation.

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has revealed that 32% of those aged 75 or over suspect they have been offered fraudulent investment “opportunities”.

It was announced in the Autumn Statement that insurance tax will increase from 10% to 12% as of June next year. 

Analysis of government documents reveals the DWP are considering a state pension age (SPA) increase.

What are the key points from the Autumn Statement and how will they affect you?