Listicles

Navigating the maze of pension planning can be daunting. Are you making the most out of your UK pension? #1. Start Early The earlier you start contributing to your pension, the more time your money has to grow thanks to the power of compound interest. Consider auto-enrolment as your bare minimum. #2. Maximise Your Contributions … Read more

In the endless generational debate, it’s often argued that Baby Boomers had a smoother path in many aspects of life compared to Millennials. From economic stability to technological advancements, the differences in challenges faced by these two generations are stark and significant. Here are 21 ways Boomers had it easier than Millennials:  #1. Housing Affordability … Read more

Brexit has brought about significant changes in the United Kingdom, impacting various aspects of daily life for its residents. It certainly changed things, but not always for the better.  #1. Economic Uncertainty Since Brexit, Britain has faced significant economic uncertainty, with fluctuations in currency value and trade disruptions affecting businesses and consumers alike. #2. Trade … Read more

Keir Starmer isn’t your typical politician – he’s a force to be reckoned with, unafraid to shake up the status quo and prove that he is anything but boring. #1. Roasting Boris Johnson Starmer has a knack for delivering scathing critiques of Boris Johnson’s policies and leadership style. Whether it’s tearing apart his handling of … Read more

Local Government Ombudsman complaint data reveals the councils facing the highest levels of discontent among residents. Here’s what the data revealed says about the 10 worst councils in England.  #1. Haringey Council Topping the list with 45.3 complaints per 10,000 residents, Haringey Council in Greater London faces the highest level of dissatisfaction.  Despite a relatively … Read more

Remember those school assemblies where we’d all reluctantly shuffle in, only to end up belting out songs with more enthusiasm than a pop concert? Whether you loved them or just loved to hate them, here’s a look back at 20 assembly classics that are strangely missed. #1. Morning Has Broken Yes, the morning had broken, … Read more

Brexit has left its mark on nearly every aspect of British life, including how we plan for those golden years of retirement. From pensions to property, here’s a rundown of how stepping away from the EU has reshaped retirement planning in the UK. 1. Fluctuating Pension Values The uncertainty surrounding Brexit has led to fluctuations … Read more

Have you noticed unsettling changes in your son’s behaviour or attitude? It’s important to stay alert to the influences shaping him. Could he be picking up controversial traits linked to figures like Andrew Tate? 1. He’s Getting More Aggressive Is your son becoming aggressive in how he talks or acts? This might be a sign … Read more

In the grand circus of British politics, Keir Starmer has perfected the art of tightrope walking, often leaving spectators wondering which side of the fence he’ll elegantly dismount. Here’s 21 times Mr Starmar has sat firmly on the fence:  #1. Brexit Strategy Despite the pressure, Starmer has been vague about Labour’s precise approach to Brexit … Read more

To those who call the UK home, certain things are second nature, but to outsiders, they’re fascinating. Here’s a closer look at 21 quintessentially British behaviours that might just leave the rest of the world scratching their heads. #1. Queueing Is an Art Form In Britain, the queue is sacred. It’s a silent testament to … Read more