Overcoming Financial Setbacks and Bouncing Back Stronger – Top Tips

Overcoming Financial Setbacks and Bouncing Back Stronger – Top Tips

For many, the events of the Covid-19 pandemic, the lockdowns and the subsequent financial hardships with significant price increases, all of which were in part exacerbated by Brexit and the war in Ukraine have represented a significant financial setback. This is something that has not been seen for many years.  There have, however, been financial […]

Are You Paying Too Much Tax?

Are You Paying Too Much Tax?

Unfortunately, thousands of individuals in the UK are paying more tax than they should be. In the current economic climate, this is something that they cannot afford. Whilst your tax code may seem like a really odd selection of numbers and letters, if it is wrong and you have been allocated the wrong tax code you […]

Private Health Insurance – What to expect?

Private Health Insurance – What to expect?

In the UK, the majority of individuals are entitled to free NHS healthcare. Some of them, however, choose to take out some form of Private Health Insurance. This is sometimes referred to as private medical insurance (PMI). This should cover the costs they would incur if they opted to be treated by a private healthcare […]

Is It Time To Remortgage Your Property?

Is It Time To Remortgage Your Property?

If you have been wondering when you should consider remortgaging your property, then it may surprise you to know that you can actually remortgage for a new deal or even lender at any time. There are, however, fees that will need to be paid if you choose to switch before your current rate is up. […]

Investing Smart – How to Measure Risk When Choosing Investments

Investing Smart – How to Measure Risk When Choosing Investments

The finance and pension markets are currently volatile, and most banks currently refuse to pass on interest rate rises to loyal customers. It is, therefore, unsurprising that people are thinking of turning to the investments market. They do so to try and make the most of their money and potentially boost their retirement. It has […]

Savvy saving for Christmas

Savvy saving for Christmas

Whilst some people might claim there’s a time when it’s too early to put up the Christmas decorations, it is really never too early to start thinking about next Christmas. With some really careful planning, there are some very good savings available throughout the year that can really help to spread the cost. So if […]

Reduce Average Energy Bills

Reduce Average Energy Bills

7 tips to reduce average energy bills With the cost of energy soaring, more people than ever are trying to reduce their energy bills. Average energy bills for UK households are around £526.23 per year or £43.86 per month on electricity and £602 per year or £50.17 per month on gas. This is bound to […]

Money Management for your First Year at Uni

Money Management for your First Year at Uni

For most students, living away from home for the first time and getting used to a tight budget can be tricky. You need to ensure that you cover all the important things. Therefore, learning to budget and even save money is essential.  It can really add up when you think about it, food, books, accommodation […]

Personal financial advice for students

Personal financial advice for students

Personal finance as a term wasn’t brought up or even talked about amongst friends while I attended college 2 years ago. In fact, I only remember it vaguely discussed by professors. Many people in college have the responsibility to create their own income, to remain in college. Study full time, work part time, social life-no time. That time spent earning their way, whether it was for school or to have money to go out with friends, it was a meaningless burden to me. People like this understood personal finance better than I did after 4 ½ years majoring in Accounting and Finance.

Best Ways to Save Money as a Student

Best Ways to Save Money as a Student

Money at university is a very fragile thing. You need to keep an eye on every last penny and absolutely every penny counts. Keeping an eye on your student loan is a very good way to keep your costs down, so we’ve compiled a list of some of the best money saving tips for when […]

Breaking Bad Money Habits

Breaking Bad Money Habits

A new year has rolled around and you may be hoping to start afresh with resolutions for a new you. Make this year the year you resolve to break those bad habits which you may not even realise you had, that are stopping you from managing your money properly.  Invisible Spending What do we mean […]

When should you begin to think about pensions?

When should you begin to think about pensions?

If you have started your first full time job, then you should really start to think about paying into a pension. It is never too soon to start putting even a little bit of money away towards your retirement; and whilst that really might seem like such a long way off when you are still […]