Category: Structured Settlements

Households are braced for damage to their homes and gardens amid the latest storm to hit the UK.

This could cause yet another rise in home insurance claims and payouts but there is a storm definition that insurers can use

As Donald Trump was sworn in as the 47th president of the United States on Monday, only his family stood between him and the tech moguls, among them the three richest men in the world – Tesla’s Elon Musk,

The government is set to scale-back its crackdown on non-dom status amid fears of a wealth exodus from the UK.

The end of non-dom status in the UK was first announced under the previous Tory government but chancellor Rachel Reeves

Shares in Richemont jumped 15% on 16 January after the luxury group reported a strong holiday season, says Laure Guilbault in Vogue Business. Sales grew by 10% year on year in the fourth quarter of 2024. This not only

Britain is “bumbling” into the New Year, says Eshe Nelson in The New York Times. Consumers are “downbeat” after “disappointing economic news”. Worries about inflation persist, with the Bank of England (BoE) not expecting a sustainable return

Wages outstripped house price growth last year resulting in a “modest improvement” in affordability for buyers, according to mortgage lender Nationwide.

Despite this, the average first-time buyer in the UK is still paying five times their annual salary when

Two of the biggest trends in technology right now are the rise of “clean tech” – that is, technology designed to lower carbon emissions and other pollutants, especially from electric vehicles (EVs) – and AI. As well as disrupting

One of the most controversial areas of the financial technology (fintech) sector is buy-now-pay-later, or BNPL. Like traditional consumer financing schemes, BNPL allows a firms’ customers to buy goods without paying for them upfront; the company essentially lends them