by Maggie | Aug 1, 2020 | Money & Work News
Nearly a fifth (18%) of people aged over 50 have said the coronavirus pandemic may affect their retirement plans or has already done so, according to a survey. Evening Express reports that among those whose plans have been hit, a quarter (25%) said they have not been... by Maggie | Jul 15, 2020 | Money & Work News
The free TV licence for over-75’s will be means-tested from August 1, the BBC has said. Silver Surfers reports that the broadcaster previously postponed the axing of the universal entitlement for pensioners because of thecoronavirus pandemic. Means-testing was... by Maggie | Jul 1, 2020 | Money & Work News
Surge in universal credit claims highlights precarious financial situation of demographic. The Guardian reports that increasing numbers of people aged over 50 in the UK do not have enough money to pay for basic necessities, a study of labour market statistics has... by Maggie | Jun 1, 2020 | Money & Work News
Over the last few months, there have been considerable changes in our society, not only from a health perspective but economically and socially. With the profound changes economically, keeping track of your finances and planning for the future has become even more... by Maggie | May 11, 2020 | Money & Work News
The lockdown has put a lot of people under financial stress, thankfully Peter McGahan has tips for taking back control of your money. Keeping your head in difficult times is a tough task, but pays dividends, something many large UK companies will struggle to do this... by Maggie | Apr 7, 2020 | Money & Work News
Some simple steps that could keep the bills down while you self-isolate. As more people work from home in an effort to delay the spread of coronavirus, it’s no surprise that utility bills are expected to rise sharply. If you are self-isolating on your own, it’s only...