Services
Plain Savings
Our aim is to help individuals and businesses to achieve their financial goals. Our approach is straightforward. You tell us about your current situation and about your financial objectives and when you want to achieve them. We develop a practical plan designed to help you meet those objectives. We’ll discuss the plan with you and agree the course of action you want to take. Whilst the final decisions are of course yours, we’re here to help and guide you with jargon-free advice both now and in the future.
Your Trusted Partner in Financial Well-being
At Plain Savings, we believe that managing your finances is a crucial task that should never be overlooked.
Our Philosophy
At Plain Savings, we believe that managing your finances is a crucial task that should never be overlooked.
Importance of Financial Decisions
Mistakes in financial decisions can have significant consequences, whether it’s choosing the wrong pension plan, missing out on the best mortgage rates.
Commitment to Clarity
Since 1998, Plain Savings has been dedicated to providing straightforward, common-sense financial advice.
Our Motto
Our motto is simple: “We provide good common-sense advice, speaking plainly to you and presenting savings where we can.”
Personalised Recommendations
We are committed to recommending only what we would choose for ourselves.
Invitation to Connect
We invite you to talk to us and experience our approach to financial matters. Let us help you make the best financial decisions for a secure and prosperous future.
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How Much Should You Save for Retirement?
Planning for retirement can feel overwhelming, especially when trying to figure out how much to save. One of the most important steps is calculating how much you need to comfortably retire and sustain your desired lifestyle. This is where our Retirement Savings Calculator comes in, offering an intuitive way to estimate your savings goals based…
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Over Half of Middle-Aged Brits Doubt They’ll Ever Afford a Home
A recent survey reveals that middle-aged non-homeowners, not younger generations, are losing hope of ever buying a house. Over 50% of Brits aged 35 to 54 who don’t own a home believe they may never afford one. In contrast, only 21% of 18 to 34-year-olds share this concern. The survey highlights key barriers to homeownership:…
