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There’s no doubt about it – lockdown has been tough. Filling your downtime might be a little harder, so let’s do something productive! Here are a few things you can do to ensure your finances are in order.

Each new tax year brings new sets of rules and allowances to keep in mind when planning your finances. The 2020/21 tax year is no different. Here’s an update of key points to keep in mind this year.

Even without a global health crisis, dental and medical professionals normally have hectic schedules. Managing finances is important, but realistically, when do you have the time to educate yourself on topics like mortgages, tax planning, savings and investments, and wealth protection?

After the discontinuation of the Help to Buy ISA last year, the Lifetime ISA is now the only ISA option available for first-time buyers. If you were able to start a Help to Buy ISA before the cutoff, then you can contribute up to £200 a month and you have until 1 December 2030 to […]

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.

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.

Leading up to the budget announcement on 11 March, speculation about what exactly would be included was rife. Now the wait is over, and the chancellor has described the budget as the “largest sustained fiscal boost for nearly 30 years”. Here are the key points for doctors and dentists.

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.

Since its introduction in 2016, the tapered annual allowance has become a huge issue within the dental and medical industries. In order to avoid hefty tax bills and actually get a higher pension, many healthcare professionals have had to cut back on work, depriving the public of knowledgeable and experienced experts and contributing to rising […]

The end of the tax year is swiftly approaching on 5 April. With less than a month left in the 2019/20 tax year, and annual relief allowances to consider, now is the time to ensure you’re taking advantage of all possible avenues to help save on tax.