If Women Were Financially Equal, International Women’s Day Would Look Very Different
International Women’s Day celebrates progress, but true equality depends on financial independence. Here’s why money still shapes women’s choices and futures.
Samantha Secomb
Cash ISA limit 2027: the rule change nudging you towards investing
From April 2027, under-65s will only be able to add up to £12,000 a year into a Cash ISA, while the overall ISA allowance stays at £20,000. Here’s what the change means, when cash still wins, and the simple way to start investing without overthinking it.
‘Is it fair to clear my daughter’s credit card debt without giving money to my other children?’
Moral Money: our reader wants to help without sparking a family feud over inheritance Dear Moral Money, We have three…
Is the AI Bubble About to Burst? What First-Time Investors Need to Know
Headlines about AI bubbles and market crashes can make investing feel daunting. Here’s what first-time investors need to understand before making decisions.
‘My mother’s charity donations are out of control – and I’m picking up the bill. What can I do?’
Supporting an ageing parent can raise difficult questions about money, generosity and boundaries. When charity giving goes beyond what’s affordable, how do you step in without damaging dignity or trust?
‘My husband wants to start a family but I’m the breadwinner. Should I get the final say?’
Moral Money: our reader feels pressured to pause a fulfilling lifestyle Hello Sam, “I’m Being Asked to Sacrifice Everything I’ve…
Saving Isn’t the Problem. What You Do With It Is.
You’re saving regularly – great. But leaving money in cash long term can quietly cost you. Here’s why saving vs investing really matters.
Why the pension gap starts in your 30s (and what it means for women)
The gender pension gap starts long before retirement. Discover why women’s pensions fall behind from their 30s and what that means for long-term financial security.
Why doing nothing with your money can be the riskiest choice of all
Doing nothing with money can feel safe, but over time it can quietly limit future choices. A thoughtful look at women, investing, and the hidden risk of standing still.