From frugal living tips to money saving strategies. This section is designed to help you cut costs and keep more of your money in your bank account.
As we transition from the cold dark winter months we can feel the urge to make changes in our life. Whether this is realigning with our (forgotten) New Year’s Resolutions and making promises to ourselves to do great things in the months ahead. One area that always needs some attention this time of year is …
This is a guest post from the lovely Ruth at moneysavvymumuk.com. She runs a fabulous Instagram account too, so make sure that you follow her there too. For most of us, the monthly grocery bill is one of our biggest expenses. It is an area in which we can go over budget very quickly and …
Ad – in collaboration with HSBC Although the idea of taking on more debt is one that most of use want to avoid, there are some circumstances where it may make sense. It is important, therefore, to know what you are getting yourself into and to check if it is the right thing for you. …
Ad – in collaboration with HSBC Under section 75 of the Consumer Credit Act, credit card purchases between £100 and £30,000 could receive some protection. This means that if you’ve made a payment with your credit card and the supplier goes out of business or the items are not as described, you could get your …
Ad- In collaboration with Raindrop It is time to talk about pensions for sole traders. The self-employed are far less likely to have a pension than those in employment, and for sole traders, it can feel like another level of confusion. But they don’t need to be this way. They can be easy and hopefully, …
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