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Investors may want to consider an Innovative Finance ISA (IFISA) for a greater return on investment,

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21/06/2022

For a greater return on investment, investors may want to consider an Innovative Finance ISA (IFISA).

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09/06/2022

The rule of 72 is a clever maths calculation which shows you exactly how much interest you’ll earn on any money you have stored away. It’s important as it helps you calculate how long you need to save to meet your savings goals.

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20/04/2022

Highlights of the Spring Statement 2022

For a greater return on investment, investors may want to consider an Innovative Finance ISA (IFISA).
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24/03/2022

With a regular account or an IF-ISA at easyMoney, for example, you could get a target rate from 3.08% to 8.00%.

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02/03/2022

The average person aged 55 and over has £20,028 in savings, according to the research from Raisin. By your 50s, stopping work may be on the horizon in the next 10-20 years. 

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02/03/2022

Discover if it's the best option for your financial needs and goals. Make informed choices for your money management.

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23/02/2022

When does the interest get paid to me? Once I have invested, when do I start earning interest? What levels of return can I expect? How do I become an Investor?

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16/02/2022

Discover how the pandemic has influenced young investors, as they venture into investment strategies beyond retirement planning. 

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25/01/2022

How much do you need to open a new ISA account, is £100 a good starting point for an IF-ISA, for example? Or do you need a bigger sum of money? 

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Experience the fintech revolution as the use of fintech apps soars. Discover easyMoney's latest app, designed to empower users with seamless financial management and investment opportunities.

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You can transfer existing ISAs to us. You can transfer either the full amount or part of any IFISA, Cash ISA or Stocks and Shares ISA.

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The taxman cometh – or does he?

Let’s talk about death and taxes. Not a cheerful subject, and although it’s a dreadful cliché, these two things really are the only certainties in life.

Whilst tax is part of our everyday experience and is an accepted reality, especially after our much-anticipated Budget statements, death is a little bit more taboo. Or so it seems. 

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With just under three months to the ISA deadline, there is still some time to investigate the types of ISAs available, decide which kind suits you best, and find an appropriate supplier.

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As we hurtle towards a deadline at the end of April for making decisions about where to put your ISA ‘allowance’, people are starting to review their options.

Becoming an Instagram star is the go-to career choice for hipsters keen to share photos of food, fashion and travel.

Saving and investing isn’t just about earning interest or making money – having an easily accessible cash lump sum can help you cope with a whole multitude of unexpected events.

Lots of people talk about “making a budget” as a starter point to getting on top of your finances. But what does that actually mean?

Here’s how you can keep more of what you earn without breaking any rules.