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- The inheritance divide: 3.5 million over 65s feel guilty about spending money
- One in four downsizers get less than they bargained for
- Millions of pounds sitting in untouched government allocated child trust funds
- OneFamily urges the government to remove the transfer limit for Help to Buy ISA customers who want to move their savings into the Lifetime ISA
- £34.1 million Help to Buy ISA bailout
- Glasgow number one city for first-time buyer affordability
- A third of OneFamily lifetime mortgage customers now choosing to protect the capital in their home
- Internet, mobiles and money top parental worries
- OneFamily launches lifetime mortgage with market-leading LTV
- Over 55s poorly informed about retirement options
- Property vs pension: Over 65s hold nearly five times as much wealth in property than pensions
- Great expectations: teens expect to earn £70k by age 30
- Time of my life: new retirees spend £5 billion a year on big ticket experiences
- Thousands of first-time buyers holding off because of Brexit
- OneFamily extends its two-year fixed lifetime mortgage
- Five million parents admit they aren’t equipped to help teach their kids about money