The latest figures from the Office of National Statistics show that the UK economy continues to recover from the economic aftershock of the COVID-19 pandemic. 

In a bid to help those left out of work as a result of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the government has introduced a £238 million employment programme.

When it comes to mobile phone contracts, you don’t want to pay more than necessary. Finding a fantastic value phone deal can make an enormous difference to your monthly outgoings. However, it can also be overwhelming given the number of choices.

Owning a car in the UK can be an expensive endeavour. An estimate by Car Expert suggests car owners can spend up to as much as £389 per month on a car, which, when tallied over a few years can represent a significant amount of expenditure.

The loss of a loved one takes an emotional toll. Something that can be equally challenging is navigating the various arrangements you may need to make afterwards, including dealing with inheritance matters. In the UK, you don’t usually have to pay any immediate tax on the assets you inherit. However, you might have to pay certain taxes in a few scenarios, some of which we will outline in more detail in this guide.

What would you think if we said you’re potentially wasting £315 annually on gas and electricity? A recent study has shown that UK households are wasting a whopping £3.5 BILLION every year by overpaying on their energy bills.

In a bid to stimulate the economy and boost spending, the UK government recently introduced a £4 billion cut in Value Added Tax (VAT) for the hospitality sector, reducing the rate of VAT from 20% to 5%.