Apart from winning one of the oldest and most prestigious tennis tournaments in the world, there may be another reason Carlos Alcaraz is celebrating his Wimbledon win. The prize for this year’s Grand Slam was the largest ever offered by the organisers of world-famous competition, standing at £2.7 million for the winners of the men's and women's singles champions.
This article explores some of the key reasons using a mortgage broker could help you save time and money when arranging your next mortgage.
Across the UK, people of every age will be showing their support for everyone who has served in the armed forces, both past and present, on Armed Forces Day. The day, which takes place on 29 June, will see Britons show their appreciation for the work our military personnel does at home and across the world.
In this month’s commentary our Chief Economist, Colin Warren, looks at some of the factors behind the UK economy’s poor performance in recent years and the prospects for a pick-up in growth after the forthcoming election.
As June is the month of Pride, which celebrates acceptance and progress for people in the community, it is important to recognise the progress Britain has made towards equality. That said, it’s also important to understand that there is still some way to go.
With the 2024 General Election taking place on Thursday 4 July, you may be feeling overwhelmed with all the media coverage of the main parties’ key pledges. If so, read our easy-to-understand summary of some of the key manifesto pledges for taxation, pensions, housing and social care.
The death of England and Leeds Rhinos rugby player earlier this year, Rob Burrow, highlighted the impact motor neurone disease (MND) can have on those living with the condition which affects the brain and nerves, resulting in the body becoming weaker and weaker over time. Rob was diagnosed with MND in 2019 and was later awarded an MBE in 2021 for the campaign work he did calling for more research into the condition and improved care for those living with it.
With the Euros on the horizon, we’ve explored the important lessons about financial planning that the European tournament. Read on to discover five powerful insights that the championships could teach you about financial planning.
In this month’s commentary our Chief Economist, Colin Warren, looks at some of the possible implications of a future Labour government for investors in UK bond and equity markets.
