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How Lenders Advertise the Cost of Credit Is About to Change: What the FCA’s CP26/15 and APR Discussion Paper Mean for Borrowers
Read more: How Lenders Advertise the Cost of Credit Is About to Change: What the FCA’s CP26/15 and APR Discussion Paper Mean for BorrowersThe FCA is rewriting the rulebook for how lenders advertise consumer credit. CP26/15 proposes to scrap a thicket of prescriptive rules and replace them with outcomes-based Consumer Duty compliance, and the companion Discussion Paper asks whether Representative APR is still doing its job. What could change for borrowers, and what stays the same in the…
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Best Cash ISA Rates in May 2026: a Companion to the £12,000 Under-65 Cap Guide
Read more: Best Cash ISA Rates in May 2026: a Companion to the £12,000 Under-65 Cap GuideShort companion piece to the £12,000 Cash ISA cap guide. The best-buy easy-access and fixed-rate Cash ISA rates as of mid-May 2026, with notes on the new NS&I British Savings Bonds, FSCS protection, and how to use the full £20,000 allowance this tax year before the under-65 cap arrives in April 2027.
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OBBBA permanently raised the federal estate exemption to $15M: US estate planning after the July 2025 law
Read more: OBBBA permanently raised the federal estate exemption to $15M: US estate planning after the July 2025 lawThe One Big Beautiful Bill Act (July 2025) permanently raised the US federal estate and gift tax exemption to $15 million per person, or $30 million per married couple, with no sunset. State estate tax in roughly 12 jurisdictions still bites. Here is what changed, who benefits most, and where planning work still matters in…