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Making Tax Digital for Income Tax: Who Must Sign Up Now, What Happens If You Don’t, and What the Penalty-Free Year Really Means
Read more: Making Tax Digital for Income Tax: Who Must Sign Up Now, What Happens If You Don’t, and What the Penalty-Free Year Really MeansMTD for Income Tax is now in force. Sole traders and landlords with qualifying income above £50,000 must keep digital records and submit quarterly updates, with the first deadline on 7 August 2026. The threshold drops to £30,000 in 2027 and £20,000 in 2028. Here is exactly who is in scope, how the soft-landing year…
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Why UK gilt yields matter for your mortgage, savings and ISA decisions right now
Read more: Why UK gilt yields matter for your mortgage, savings and ISA decisions right nowUK 10-year gilt yields hit a 17-year high above 5.1% in May 2026. This article explains what gilt yields are, why they spiked, and what the move means for your mortgage, savings accounts, ISA decisions, and pension drawdown.
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Car Finance Compensation 2026: What the Legal Challenges Mean for Consumers and When You Might Get Paid
Read more: Car Finance Compensation 2026: What the Legal Challenges Mean for Consumers and When You Might Get PaidThe FCA’s motor finance redress scheme waits on an Upper Tribunal hearing from 16 to 26 February 2027, after three lenders and a consumer group filed legal challenges, and nothing is paid under it until the legal process is over. Around 12.1 million agreements are affected. Here is what you can still do today, free…