Mosaac Financial Blog

2022 was an eventful year, giving you good reason to think about your financial planning for 2023. This year we saw three prime...

Why not consider a different kind of gift for your children or grandchildren this Christmas – perhaps one with a financial twist?...

New data from HMRC show the Treasury’s inheritance tax (IHT) receipts have doubled since 2012/13. Source: HMRC. Of all the various taxes...

New legislation is set to simplify one aspect of tax on divorce or dissolution. Marriage is not what it used to be. In 2020, 46% of...

Rising interest rates could mean you may start to pay tax on interest. Since 2009, deposit interest rates have been so low that the...

The pandemic taught us many things, but some of them are already slipping away. The Covid-19 pandemic is now beginning to fade from the...

The Bank of England has said that inflation could reach over 13% before the end of the year. But that’s the lower end of the speculation....

After a prolonged period of speculation, the new Prime Minister Liz Truss has announced preliminary details of how the government plans...

A new report by the Association of British Insurers says a significant increase in the minimum contributions to workplace pensions is...

In late May, the Chancellor announced new measures to counter the rising cost of living, in particular energy prices. Source: Ofgem....

In April, UK inflation reached a level not seen since the early 1980s – many people’s entire adult lives. Source: ONS. UK inflation was...

With inflation edging ever closer to double digits, the way you think about investment returns may need to change. From January 2000 to...

As inflation hits a 30-year high in the UK, double-digit price increases could be on the horizon. At the start of 2021, inflation...

With inflation hitting 6.2% in February and outstripping wage growth, make sure you are paying attention to what’s happening to your...

Divorce will become easier thanks to a change in the law from 6 April, but even with a more amicable split, financial advice is still...

The government is turning the financial screws on student loans and is set to claw back £2.3 billion under the guise of high inflation....

As you will be aware the Chancellor stood up in the Commons yesterday and delivered his Spring Statement. Here are the key elements:...