women and money Archives

Woman reflecting on financial equality while holding an International Women’s Day mug

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.

Cash ISA limit 2027: £12,000 in cash and £8,000 in Stocks and Shares ISA for under-65s (full £20,000 ISA allowance).

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.

Woman reviewing savings and investing plans on her phone with coffee and laptop

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.

A woman sitting thoughtfully, reflecting on money decisions and long-term investing risk.

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.

Illustration of a woman looking at three Budget sliders: tax thresholds frozen, Cash ISA limit cut and landlord tax rise.

Money Mentors React to the Budget

Three Budget moves will hit women hardest: frozen tax thresholds shrinking take-home pay, Cash ISA limits being cut, and higher landlord taxes. Our Money Mentors explain what’s changing, why it matters, and the smart next steps to take now.