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As the clocks ‘spring forward’ this weekend to mark the beginning of British Summertime, why not take a moment to acknowledge Earth Hour?

Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak is expected to deliver his Spring Budget on March 23rd, in which he’ll outline his view of the country’s fiscal position.

Navigating the complex world of personal finance can be daunting and overwhelming.

We have all heard of Dry January, giving up alcohol for the first month of the year to help shed a few of those extra Christmas pounds.

Hard on the heels of last week’s newsletter article about investment volatility, a further crisis has erupted which we felt we should provide some comment on.

Have you recently received an unexpected WhatsApp message reading: “Hello Mum, I’ve got a new phone, please save the number”?

World Day of Social Justice is observed every year on the 20th of February. Created by the UN in 2009, it is an internationally recognised day dedicated to bringing awareness to issues around the world related to inequality and injustice.

The first week of February was not a good one for our personal finances. As everyone reading this will be aware, the energy price cap was raised, and headlines warned that, on average, British households face a record £693 price hike.

A dog is a man’s best friend, as they say, so it’s no wonder that many of us are turning to four-legged friends for comfort in these tough times.

It is always tempting at the start of a year to look ahead and see what the next 12 months might have in store – and with technology changing more and more quickly, we thought we’d take a look at what could lie ahead in the digital and virtual worlds.

One of your New Year’s resolutions may have been to be more eco-friendly or to maybe be more conscious of the environment and the world around you. You may not have decided how you’re going to achieve this so we’ve put together a list to help.