Blog
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Corporate
Celebrating another great year for the SocietyWe are delighted to announce our results for the financial year ended 30 November 2019. Despite the fragile economy and political uncertainty, we performed well and remain focused on meeting the needs of our members.
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Corporate
Join us for our biggest event of the yearOn Wednesday 25 March 2020 we’ll be gathering for our lead member event and Annual General Meeting where we’ll be joined by guest speaker Barry Chevallier Guild.
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Savings
What might Brexit mean for your finances?After more than three and a half years of political deadlock following the 2016 referendum, the UK has left the EU - but what might leaving mean for you and your hard earned cash?
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Mortgages
Investing in a holiday let property in the UK – your questions answeredFor those considering it, investing in the holiday let market could be a great opportunity to take advantage of the booming tourism industry here in the UK.
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Savings
How to save energy and keep your bills downThis week marks the start of #BigEnergySavingsWeek, a national campaign to help people reduce their energy bills and stay one step ahead of the price increases.
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Community
Blue Monday - dispelling the mythThe news is awash with stories about so-called ‘Blue Monday’ - the most miserable day of the year, according to some. Does it really mean anything?
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Corporate
2020: looking aheadIt's the start of a new year and a new decade - what does 2020 have in store for you and your finances?
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Savings
How to take control of your finances for the new yearBrits up and down the country are tightening their collective belts following the customary festive period spending splurge – so what better time to make a new year’s resolution to manage your money better?
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Savings
The cost of your Christmas dinnerChristmas dinner is the centrepiece of the big day – a time where the family tucks into a delicious festive feast around the dining table. But according to the latest research, this year Brits face one of the most expensive Christmas dinners for more than a decade.
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Mortgages
How much does it cost to buy your first home?Getting a mortgage deposit together is probably the first thing you’ll think about when deciding to buy your first home - and while it’s certainly the biggest expense by far, there are also a number of other costs you may not have considered.
