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Ed Pitt Ford BSc ARCS MBA is a proven entrepreneur and investor, who successfully quit his job at age 32, having achieved financial independence.

With the biggest wealth transfer in history underway, the next high net worth generation need specialist support and guidance to leverage their new assets and thrive.

As fuel poverty becomes ever more widespread, Energy Saving Grants has issued a rallying call to homeowners, landlords and tenants to take five minutes this week to check their eligibility for the many free - and woefully under publicised -

The EuroMillions lottery, one of Europe's most popular transnational lotteries, has created hundreds of overnight millionaires since its inception in 2004, and another UK ticket-holder has been added to the list following Tuesday night's £177 ...

Gen Z are turning their closets into cash with the top 1% making five figure salaries from selling their clothes online. Throughout the US there are over 400,000 teenagers making a profit on their preloved items.

A new report commissioned highlights a worrying trend: 77% of Brits are unable to save for retirement, as the cost of living comfortably during retirement has nearly doubled in just three years.

It's the smallest room in the house, yet it appears to be one of the top destinations for getting life admin done - with over a fifth of Brits regularly checking their bank balance on the loo, according to a new poll.

The Metropolitan Police received the highest number of ticket fraud reports, related to sporting events, over the past 4 years, according to a Freedom of Information request, submitted by Harlow Leisurezone.

A new report revealing the latest trends and future predictions in UK lending and borrowing for Generation Z has been launched by Lenvi - showcasing to lenders what it really takes to engage this generation in borrowing.

A new report commissioned by savings platform Raisin UK reveals that almost two-thirds of Brits (58%) - equating to over 32 million people - are stressed about their financial future.