
A leading government think tank is proposing pension savings that are not ‘locked away’, perhaps by combining pension savings and ISAs, which could then be left to your children free of tax. Click on headline to read more.

A leading government think tank is proposing pension savings that are not ‘locked away’, perhaps by combining pension savings and ISAs, which could then be left to your children free of tax. Click on headline to read more.
It’s that time of year again! With the end of the tax year on 5th April 2010 fast approaching, now is the time to snap up this year’s allowances for tax-free savings in Individual Savings Accounts (ISAs).
When comparing mortgage deals, the mortgage charges and pitfalls that go with buying or securing a mortgage can catch out the unwary borrower.
Here are some of the main mortgage charges that may be involved.
Are you one of the 33m* people in the UK who could reduce your personal tax bill? Here are five ways to help you with efficient tax planning.
Savers in the current market need to take advantage of tax efficient saving in Individual Savings Accounts (ISAs), as variable rate savings accounts continue to offer close-to-zero returns. Only one in ten variable rate savings accounts provides a return to higher rate taxpayers, after the tax they pay on interest, according to new estimates published this [...]
The annual limit for investing in Individual Savings Accounts (ISAs) rose for over-50s at the beginning of October 2009. The new limit for over–50s is now £10,200 per year. This limit will be available to under-50s as well from April 6th 2010. Until then, under-50s continue at the current annual limit of £7,200.  The new limits give [...]
















