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UK inflation falls to 3.4% in February: what this means for your money

UK inflation falls to 3.4% in February: what this means for your money

UK inflation falls to 3.4% in February: what this means for your money

UK inflation has fallen from 4% in January to 3.4% in February, its lowest level in more than two years. We explain what this means for your money. 
51% of Brits are more worried about their mortgage payments than anything else

51% of Brits are more worried about their mortgage payments than anything else

51% of Brits are more worried about their mortgage payments than anything else

New research commissioned by unbiased.co.uk highlights the need for financial education
UK inflation rates rise to 9.4%: What does this mean for you?

UK inflation rates rise to 9.4%: What does this mean for you?

UK inflation rates rise to 9.4%: What does this mean for you?

As UK inflation hits a fresh 40-year high at 9.4%, your personal and business finances will be coming under the cosh. Here are some tips to help protect your money from rising costs
National insurance threshold changes: how they will affect you

National insurance threshold changes: how they will affect you

National insurance threshold changes: how they will affect you

Millions of people will receive a boost to their earnings this month will the national insurance threshold changes coming into effect. Here’s how it will affect you.
Feeling the stock market jitters? Five ways to protect your wealth

Feeling the stock market jitters? Five ways to protect your wealth

Feeling the stock market jitters? Five ways to protect your wealth

Stock markets around globe are starting to wobble as the prospect of recession starts to loom. Here we outline five ways investors can protect their wealth.
Will there be a UK recession in 2022? What it could mean for you

Will there be a UK recession in 2022? What it could mean for you

Will there be a UK recession in 2022? What it could mean for you

Many of us have already been feeling the pinch as the cost of living quickly morphs into a crisis. Gas and oil prices have skyrocketed, and we can all expect further energy price hikes later this year. Is it time to buckle up, and prepare for the worst?
75% of Brits fear cost of living crisis will impact retirement according to our new survey

75% of Brits fear cost of living crisis will impact retirement according to our new survey

75% of Brits fear cost of living crisis will impact retirement according to our new survey

Brits are putting retirement plans on hold and many are worried that they will be financially stretched due to the rising cost of living, according to a recent survey we commissioned. 
March spring budget 2022 round-up: what does it mean for consumers?

March spring budget 2022 round-up: what does it mean for consumers?

March spring budget 2022 round-up: what does it mean for consumers?

On 23 March 2022, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rishi Sunak, delivered his spring statement to the House of Commons. While these events always receive a lot of press coverage, the economic backdrop to the chancellor’s announcement this time round likely placed even more scrutiny on the government’s economic plans for the year ahead.  
Pension triple lock: what is it and why is it changing?

Pension triple lock: what is it and why is it changing?

Pension triple lock: what is it and why is it changing?

The government has confirmed its plan to suspend the ‘triple lock’ for annual state pension increases for a year. A key part of previous budget commitments since its introduction in 2010, the triple lock ensures the UK state pension continues to rise each year. The move to suspend it comes in the wake of the economic and social disruption caused by the pandemic, but what exactly does it mean?
7 ways that sex shapes your attitude to money

7 ways that sex shapes your attitude to money

7 ways that sex shapes your attitude to money

Is there a gulf between men and women in how they manage their finances? Our research suggests there might be. See if you can escape your gender stereotype. Is a pound in a purse the same as one in a wallet?
New Year money tips from the Unbiased experts

New Year money tips from the Unbiased experts

New Year money tips from the Unbiased experts

For some 2020 vision on your money over the next 10 years, your best bet is an independent financial adviser. Look ahead to a brighter future with some help from Unbiased’s finest and wisest.
It’s A Wonderful Life of Advice

It’s A Wonderful Life of Advice

It’s A Wonderful Life of Advice

On Christmas Eve in the sleepy town of Bradford Fells, a young financial adviser named George Daley stands alone on the bridge, gazing down into the icy waters below… unaware that he is being watched.
Do you suffer from money tunnel vision?

Do you suffer from money tunnel vision?

Do you suffer from money tunnel vision?

Recent research suggests that over half of adults in the South East of England couldn’t pay an unexpected £500 bill. If you’re in this situation despite an apparently healthy income, you may have ‘money tunnel vision’. Here’s how to correct it.