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The cost of living in the UK continues to rise, meaning consumers are finding themselves in financial upheaval, struggling to make ends meet. How can lenders effectively navigate this situation? With more inclusive, empathetic lending practices - that don’t open them up to more risk. Check out the blog for key insights on how!

The cost of living in the UK continues to rise, meaning consumers are finding themselves in financial upheaval, struggling to make ends meet. How can lenders effectively navigate this situation? With more inclusive, empathetic lending practices - that don’t open them up to more risk. Check out the blog for key insights on how!

We have just released our latest blog, this one entitled: An update on the scenario analysis of climate-related financial risks It summarises what we see are the key messages of relevance to insurers in the latest reports on the topic from the Bank of England and the BIS, as well as some interesting comments from the BoE as to the potential impact on sovereign and corporate bonds as well as UK residential mortgages. It’s clear that understanding the limitations of these models, as well as how they need to be expanded, will remain in the regulatory focus for some time to come, albeit we think that narrative based scenarios still have an important role to play. Link in the first comment below. Sarah Clare Nicola Kenyon

Have you had a chance to read last week's Financial Stability Report from the Bank of England yet?  🏦💼 From refinancing challenges for UK corporates to the increasing demand for financing solutions within private equity, I've distilled the report's findings into four key takeaways below ⬇

Understanding the nuances of financial health is crucial. Lenders delve deeper than credit scores, examining income stability, debt management, and savings habits. Ensure your overall financial picture is robust and attractive to lenders. Pay attention to these factors to secure better lending opportunities. #FinancialHealth #LendingCriteria #DebtManagement #SavingsHabits

Ever wondered what a debt-to-income (DTI) ratio is and why it matters? 🤔 Let us break it down for you! 👇 Your DTI ratio is a crucial measure used by lenders to assess your ability to manage monthly payments. It compares your debt payments to your income, giving insight into your financial health. Stay informed and empowered with New Valley Bank to help you navigate your financial journey.

In this reaction video, we discuss the importance of reevaluating your property investments in today's financial climate. With loan interest rates climbing to 6% and rental yields lagging at around 2%, many investors are falling behind by relying solely on capital gains. How can you protect yourself from financial turmoil if your expenses outweigh your returns? For long-term sustainability, it's crucial to maintain a balanced portfolio and focus on stable cash flow. This strategy not only enhances your borrowing capacity but also provides greater financial stability, preventing you from overextending just to keep up with payments. Video credit to: @totalmoneymanagement This content is for educational purposes only and reflects personal opinions. Always seek professional advice for your specific financial situation. #PropertyInvestment #FinancialStability #InterestRates #CashFlowManagement

Mitigate risks by avoiding overleveraging debt in real estate. Maintain a healthy cash flow and financial stability. #DebtManagement #FinancialResilience #RealEstateInvesting

Financial stability is measured by the availability of cash and cash equivalents for an individual or company. It is important to manage cashflow (in and outflows) to maximize wealth.

Many individuals struggle to keep pace with the rising cost of living, a challenge exacerbated by a fundamentally flawed financial system. Corporations, governments, and those in positions of authority have accrued staggering amounts of debt that they cannot realistically pay back. This article exposes the financial system's flaws, highlighting three key factors contributing to its dysfunctional state. These factors combined have rigged the financial system, creating an unequal playing field for all participants. It also provides guidance on how to enhance your financial situation despite these challenges. Read the full article here…