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SmartMoney Magazine is your bi-monthly publication to follow new financial matters month by month, in a magazine format.

Our SmartMoney Magazine is finance focused detailing the economic and social issues of the moment to help keeping you informed of the key financial issues, opportunities and on-goings in the United Kingdom.

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JULY / AUGUST 2025

MARCH / APRIL 2026

A family of four outdoors, enjoying a sunny day. The father is carrying a young girl on his shoulders, while a boy and a woman walk beside them.

With the 2025/26 tax year-end approaching, now is the time to act to maximise your financial opportunities. Key priorities include using your£20,000 ISA allowance for tax-efficient growth and contributing up to £60,000 to your pension.

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JAN / FEB 2026

A cover page of a financial advice guide for 2026 with a photo of a smiling couple outdoors, wearing winter clothing, standing in a field with tall grass, and a blue sky in the background.

Have you set your New Year’s financial resolutions? The key is to make them specific and measurable. To help you get started, we have suggested some financial resolutions for 2026 to consider, all of which are realistic, achievable and easy to track.

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SEPT/ OCT 2025

Cover of a publication discussing how Chancellor Rachel Reeves could increase taxes, with an image of Big Ben in London.

Discover what the Autumn Budget could mean for workers and pensioners. The National Institute of Economic and Social Research (NIESR) has issued a stark warning. If no action is taken, the government is likely to miss its fiscal rule.

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NOV / DEC 2025

Cover page of a financial planning guide titled 'Five ways to maximise tax year-end planning opportunities 2025/26' with a family of three smiling, sunlight in the background, and a date indicating November/December 2025.

As the 2025/26 tax year-end approaches on 5 April 2026, now is the time to review your finances. Tax year-end planning can help you save money, improve your long-term investments, and make better use of government incentives.

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JULY / AUGUST 2025

A happy older couple on the beach, holding hands and smiling at each other, with the ocean and sky in the background, promoting pension planning.

The Inside, we explore a new study that reveals a startling insight. As many as one in six (15%) individuals with a partner are unclear about who will receive their pension savings if they pass away before accessing them..

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MAY / JUNE 2025

Text stating "Trump's tariffs create turbulence in global markets. Remaining focused on established investment principles is essential."

The first quarter of 2025 has been anything but steady for global markets. With the arrival of President Donald Trump’s new administration in the United States, economic tensions have surged worldwide.

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JANUARY / FEBRUARY 2025

Text reads "Start 2025 with a New Year's Wealth Check" on a blue background. Below it, another text says "An ideal opportunity to take stock of your financial health."

Like your car, your finances require consistent care and attention to keep running smoothly. Just as a regular service ensures your vehicle performs at its best and avoids costly breakdowns, a yearly financial check-up is vital.

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MARCH / APRIL 2025

A promotional image for UK tax year 2024/25 maximizing opportunities, featuring a smiling man and woman outdoors.

The UK tax year is a wellstructured framework governing tax assessment and collection. It begins on 6 April and runs until 5 April the following year. As we approach the end of the 2024/25 tax year, maximising available opportunities is essential to make the most of your finances.

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All information contained in the SmartMoney publications is correct at the time of publishing. However, financial rules and regulations are updated regularly.