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29 November 2019

Margaret Thatcher’s Bumper Jugs

ITV news reports “Theresa May has performed better than Winston Churchill but trails Margaret Thatcher – when it comes to sales of Toby Jugs in Parliament. The former prime minister struggled to dislodge the Iron Lady as the best-selling ceramic collectable bought by MPs, peers and visitors to Parliament in the last three completed financial […]

28 November 2019

A Debt Free University Education

The Telegraph reports “Families who want to ensure children leave university without debt should start saving now as the cost could soar to £100,000 just by rising in line with inflation.” Read more

27 November 2019

Do Direct Benefit Pensions still exist?

Moneywise reports “Employee benefit provider JLT found that just 19 companies listed on the FTSE 100 stock exchange continue to provide access to DB pension schemes, based on ongoing DB service costs of more than 5% of the total payroll.” Read more

26 November 2019

The Practicalities of Loss

“A parent of children under 18 dies every 22 minutes in the UK; around 23,600 a year. This equates to around 111 children being bereaved of a parent every day.” “1 in 29 5-16-year olds has been bereaved of a parent or sibling – that’s a child in every average class.” Read more Although insurances […]

25 November 2019

Why you should plan your life’s finances?

We get it. Planning way into the future for the unforeseen is havoc, time-consuming, and often seemingly expensive. Having a family, a mortgage, and enjoying life is in itself an expense. It takes up a lot of your money. Have you thought about what to do when you make small purchases and get pocket-change – […]

25 November 2019

Parental indication of Life Expectancy

The Telegraph Reports “the age that your parents die gives a strong hint of how long you will live for, the biggest ever study into parental ageing has found. Having a mother or father who lives until 70 raises the chance of also surviving until your eighth decade by 17 per cent. And the effect is cumulative, […]

22 November 2019

Trust – the Truth

IPSOS reports “In 2017, nearly half of Europeans (46%) said they did not trust the internet, compared with the 38% who said they did trust it.” “Trust is low in many arenas, and often has been for years. Low levels of trust seem to be a chronic issue, rather than a very new acute one.” […]

21 November 2019

The Best Sheds 2019

The Independent reports: “To the uninitiated, Shed of the Year might sound like something out of a twee television programme set in the countryside in the 1970s. In fact, it’s a bona fide national competition, one that garden enthusiasts and out-building experts spend months preparing for. The sheds they create are considered works of art, with previous […]

20 November 2019

No More Nigels

No more baby Nigels in the UK? The Telegraph reports “According to the Office for National Statistics, there were no little baby Niges born in England or Wales in 2016 – bad odds, considering there were three Elvises and 1,000 Jaxons.” Read more

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