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ISA season drives searches for savings advice in February
Searches for ISA advice reach a nine month high of 13% in February 2012 according to unbiased.co.uk’s latest Advice Drivers1 report Appetite for Investment and Savings advice returns in February driving 24% of enquiries on unbiased.co.uk’s find an IFA search Enquiries for remortgage advice rose to 33% in February 2012 Latest figures from unbiased.co.uk’s Advice Drivers report show that ISA season has triggered a rise in the number of people searching for an IFA whose area of expertise includes ISAs, OEICs and unit trusts, increasing from 12% in January to 13% in February, marking a nine...

Top tips to kick start your January financial detox

2011 has seen its fair share of economic drama and while many of us will try hard not to give in to those last minute splurges it’s inevitable we will financially overindulge this Christmas. To help consumers get their finances back on track and prepare for the New Year unbiased.co.uk’s media advisers have come up with their top financial tips for 2012.   Karen Barrett, Chief Executive at unbiased.co.uk “The New Year should be about looking forward and starting afresh. A complete financial review can help you to get focused and back on track.  Look at your mortgage, look at...

A third of UK adults at risk of financial hardship if they lost their job
14 September 2011 A third of UK adults at risk of financial hardship if they lost their job New research reveals that over 15 million UK adults1 would be financially at risk if they were to lose their main source of income 39% of 35-54 year olds admit they would struggle if they lost their job compared to 28% (of 35-54 year olds) in 2010 Unbiased.co.uk urges consumers to seek professional advice on their personal finances Over 15 million UK adults (32%) would struggle to cope financially if they lost their job now according to the latest research from unbiased.co.uk, the professional...

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