Why should you save using an ISA?
In a world of low interest rates does the ISA (individual savings account) still have a role? Rates are so low that it can sometimes be better to put your spare...
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When and how to use the Small Claims Court
Disagreements occur all the time between parties. So the key is to find the way to resolve them. Sometimes you may feel that you need "to go legal". And there i...
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If you feel financially excluded what can you do about it?
Nearly 2m people in the UK don't have a bank account. Others have poor knowledge of financial products and how to manage credit. Millions more have virtually no...
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“Open Banking” is here, what does it mean?
Government is forcing banks to open their data to companies who will use it to provide new financial services - to reduce your costs and put you in control....
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Blue Monday, the most miserable day of the year!
January 15th is being called "Blue Monday" - the most depressing day of the year. Why is it so, and what can you do to cheer yourself up?...
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The future of banking, money management and personal finance
How we manage our money is at a tipping point. New technology and new businesses are set to change the way we run our routine financial affairs....
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Why Bright House have been forced to repay £15m to its customers
With Bright House punished by the FCA for over charging its customers for credit here are some cheaper alternatives should you need to borrow....
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Is consumer spending and debt getting out of control?
What drove a rapid rise in consumer debt in 2016 and 2017? What will slowly rising interest rates mean for borrowers? What if UK banks start to limit credit...
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Key financial issues to consider if getting divorced or permanently separating
It an unpleasant fact that relationships can break down permanently. People go their separate ways, but you need to deal with the financial implications....
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Are there better odds than simply playing the National Lottery?
Rather than using the National Lottery by default take a moment to consider some other types of UK lottery. Here are a few alternatives for you....
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What does the recent Budget mean for UK households?
The UK economy is slowing. And Brexit provides added uncertainty. How did the recent Budget address these issues? What does it mean for you and your family?...
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Your consumer rights if your airline lets you down
The skies are filling up. Airports are busier than ever. And the complexity of the airline industry means it pays to know your rights to compensation....
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