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1 week ago | alwaysfinance.co.uk | Lisa Baker

Behind the iGaming industry’s flashing lights, earnest money is being made. Investors are taking notice, and one name keeps popping up more and more: Soft2Bet. With a growing portfolio of brands, a tech-savvy platform, and global ambitions, this company isn’t just playing the game—it’s changing the rules. But is it the next big thing for savvy investors? What Do You Need to Know About Soft2Bet? Soft2Bet has gone from a small startup to an industry leader.

1 week ago | alwaysfinance.co.uk | Lisa Baker

British fintech company Taxd has announced its expansion into Spain, aiming to streamline the tax return process for the estimated 284,000 British nationals living in the country. The move marks the company’s first step into international markets and is designed to tackle the growing complexity of tax compliance for expats who often juggle filings in both the UK and Spain.

2 weeks ago | alwaysfinance.co.uk | Lisa Baker

Let’s be honest, being a mortgage broker can feel a bit like spinning plates. There’s the client relationship to manage, the ever-shifting lender criteria to keep up with, the admin (so much admin), not to mention staying on the right side of compliance. It’s rewarding, no doubt. But it’s also relentless. That’s why choosing the right broker network isn’t just about business—it’s about your peace of mind, your growth, and your ability to enjoy the job you love. Here’s why it matters.

2 weeks ago | alwaysfinance.co.uk | Lisa Baker

April Mortgages has just launched a new 100% mortgage deal which lets you buy a home without needing a deposit. It’s designed for first-time buyers and home movers who can afford the monthly repayments but haven’t had the chance to build up savings. Commenting on the new offer Sam Fox, the founder of the UK Mortgage Centre said: “If you’re renting, have a reliable income and a clean credit history, but just can’t get a deposit together, this mortgage could be a game-changer.

2 weeks ago | alwaysfinance.co.uk | Lisa Baker

Solicitors always sound caution when acquiring residential or commercial property and emphasise the need to carry out pre-contract due diligence. This is especially relevant for auction purchases, but it’s not uncommon for other forms of contracts to be signed and exchanged prior to any due diligence being carried out. Buyers should not commit to purchasing a property unless legal advice has been taken, and a recent example should serve as a warning to others considering a similar move.