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According to the Residential Landlords Association, a study of approximately 2,500 landlords revealed that a quarter of private landlords are considering selling at least one of their properties within the next year.

People often refer to saving as investing in the future, but it’s important to understand the distinction between these two terms since at their core, they have very different meanings.

People are finding more and more unconventional ways to fund their retirement. One of the more obvious answers that many are turning to is quite literally all around you – your home.

At the end of last year, industry experts weighed in on what they thought would happen to interest rates in 2019. It was obviously a tough forecast to make with Brexit looming, and predictions were mixed.

Our 5-minute read – Tax Tips – for UK doctors and dentists will help you save tax, get organised with your tax affairs and make sure you meet important deadlines with ease.

Each week in our Friday Five, we provide five quick tips about a different topic of interest. Interested in seeing a particular subject discussed? Send an email with your FAQ to info@dentalandmedical.com.

Some people will be completely averse to the risks of investing in the stock market, even during the good times. But during uncertain times, this worry might make them miss out on profit, as one can still earn money from the markets when they are volatile. Here’s how to win even when the markets are […]

It often feels like retirement is something many people dream of from the moment they start working. What some struggle with is exactly how much they need to save and the best way to go about doing so to enjoy the lifestyle they want during retirement.

January is usually the time when people stop and take a good, hard look at their finances so they can reset and begin a new year with a fresh start. However, the new tax year is just as good a time to start with a clean slate. Here are four things you should definitely be […]

In the second part of this two part guide, we share six things to consider when planning for your retirement. For the first six steps, read part one.