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How to fill in a Self Assessment tax return
A Self Assessment tax return can look daunting. But if you’re prepared, organised and understand what you’re being asked for, it’s a lot simpler than it looks....
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Land and Buildings Transaction Tax – Scotland’s Stamp Duty explained
If you’re buying a home in Scotland that costs more than £145,000, or £40,000 if it’s a second home, you’ll pay Land and Buildings Transaction Tax (LBTT).
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What Shakespeare teaches us about money?
How many times have you used the phrase ‘mum’s the word’? How about ‘eaten out of house and home’, ‘for goodness sake’, ‘neither here nor there’? These are just...
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Tax and pensions
Pensions have a unique feature – your savings are normally boosted by extra money from the government, called tax relief. You can also usually take some of your...
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Mortgage fees and costs when buying or selling a home
Whether you’re buying a home, selling, or doing both at the same time, the process isn’t cheap. From a mortgage deposit through to running costs, we’ll explain...
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What is a Debt Management Plan (DMP)?
A Debt Management Plan (DMP) allows you to pay off your debts at a rate you can afford. Find out more about how it works and which debts you can use it for. ...
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Debt problems? Here’s what to expect from free advice
When you seek help with debts you should now be getting the same standard of advice wherever you go.
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Handling Income Tax and Capital Gains Tax when someone dies: a step-by-step guide
Losing someone you care about is one of the hardest things you can go through and having to deal with tax matters on top of that can feel overwhelming. This ...
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Stamp Duty – everything you need to know
If you’re buying a home in England or Northern Ireland you might have to pay Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT). You will pay no Stamp Duty if the amount you pay for...
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Claiming your tax rebate after losing your job
If you’ve recently lost your job or been made redundant, you might be able to claim back some of the tax you paid while you were working. This is known as getting...
