The Bank of England has raised interest rates from 0.5% to 0.75%
Tax & Economy
The new tax year 2018 – what’s changing
The new tax year means changes to the amount you can earn before you pay tax
Spring Statement 2018 – what’s in it?
There was no Budget but a Spring Statement instead
Scottish income tax rates 2018-19
On April 6th, new tax bands come in
What does the UK and EU Brexit breakthrough deal mean?
The UK and EU have reached agreement on phase one of the Brexit negotiations
Autumn Budget 2017 – how are you affected?
The Chancellor announced a range of measures in his Autumn Budget
SavvyWoman poll: Would you like interest rates to rise?
The Queen’s Speech 2017 – what could it mean for you?
The Queen’s Speech took place today and several bills are included, but others that were in the Conservative party manifesto have been left out
How have investments done since the Brexit vote?
It’s almost a year since the vote to leave the European Union
UK General Election Result – What are the finance experts saying?
It’s a hung Parliament – the Conservatives have won the UK general election, but not the overall majority
What are the manifestos saying about state pensions and WASPI women?
I’ve been asked for a summary of what the main parties are offering to do for WASPI women – if they’re offering anything at all
The Liberal Democrats manifesto – the main points
The Liberal Democrats’ manifesto includes the state pension triple lock, a 1p tax rise to fund the NHS and social care and extra free childcare
The Conservative Party manifesto – what it means for women
There’s no mention of WASPI women or how women have already been affected by rises in the state pension age
The Labour Party manifesto – what it means for women
The Labour Party has published its manifesto
What’s the most important issue for you in the election?
SavvyWoman’s money manifesto for women
Who will you be voting for in the election on June 8th
Tax changes from April 2017 and changes to benefits
There are several changes to tax rates and state benefits coming in on April 6th – so how will you be affected
Article 50 has been triggered – what now for your finances?
Article 50, which is the beginning of the process for negotiating leaving the European Union, was triggered by the Prime Minister today
Poll: Should tax returns be made public?
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