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The Chancellor, Jeremy Hunt, has delivered the next part of his plan: “a Budget for long term and sustainable growth”. Read on to find...

As 2022 closes out, the team at Andrews Loynton & McCulla wish to wish you and yours a very happy and healthy 2023. We again thank you...

Now that the dust has started to settle, what do the recent announcements, and U-turns, mean for you and your finances? What is still...

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In a bid to tackle rising inflation, the Bank of England has increased the base rate for the seventh time since December 2021. The 0.5%...

With retail sales falling, it’s a sign that the UK economy is cooling following a resilient summer. But inflation is on the rise....

Most economists expect inflation to pick up over the next few months as lockdown restrictions ease and shops and restaurants reopen. But...

The combined economic effects of stimulus measures, inflation and increased spending all contributed to an eventful month. In May,...

The economic recovery is gathering momentum as the pandemic recedes and successful vaccination programmes continue to roll out on both...

Successful vaccination programmes are rolling out on both sides of the Atlantic, pointing to a brighter economic outlook. The US and UK...

Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rishi Sunak, delivered his second Budget on 3 March declaring that "we will recover". The key fiscal event,...

Throughout our lives, it is highly likely we will need to take financial decisions that can have a major impact on our wealth, such as...

After days of tension, news came in over the weekend that Joe Biden won the key battleground of Pennsylvania, 20 electoral votes was...

As you are no doubt aware, the result of yesterday’s US presidential election is not yet known. With 43 states having declared their...

Warnings from a number of UK bodies, including the Bank of England, Financial Conduct Authority, National Crime Agency and Action Fraud...

Discussions about money can be uncomfortable, experts have long stressed the best approach to financial issues is to talk about them...

Whichever side of the Brexit debate you have been on, Friday 31 January 2020 undoubtedly marks a momentous point in the country’s...

A new survey has revealed the South West is the happiest place to live in the UK, with Wales coming in as the least happy. The survey by...

1 April National Living Wage (for age 25+) rises to £8.21. National Minimum Wage rises to £7.70 (21 - 24-year olds), £6.15 (18 -  20-year...