This blog is a resource we've created to help you manage your money and try to make it go a little further.
It's packed full of helpful hints and tips, from information on how to increase your income to delicious recipes that won't break the bank - you'll find it all here.
Money management doesn't have to be boring - it's time to get excited about all things to do with personal finance!
Your credit score is a number that lenders can sometimes use to decide whether to offer you credit. They may use your credit history to calculate your credit score which shows them how much of a risk it is to lend to you. The better your credit score, the more chance you have of being accepted for: read more
It can be difficult making your money stretch. Ideally, you’d earn enough to cover the bills, splash out on the occasional treat and save for emergencies, but sometimes this can seem like an impossible task. If you feel like you don’t always have control over your finances, here are 10 things you can do today to feel better about your money worries. read more
A DRO is a Debt Relief Order and can be an alternative option to bankruptcy. Usually, while a DRO is in force, you do not have to make payments against your debt and interest is frozen. A DRO typically lasts for 12 months. If at the end of the DRO, you are still unable to pay your debts, they may be written off. Not all debt is covered by a DRO. read more
Having children can put a real strain on finances, especially if you are relying on one income. To help you make your income stretch a little further, here are some money planning tips for single parents. read more
Making your money stretch to cover the lifestyle you want isn’t always easy. Luckily, there are some ways you could top up your income. Here are 15 income boosters you can do when the kids are in bed. read more
£200 loan repayable over 20 weeks at £15.00 per week, Rate of interest 130% p.a fixed; Representative 756.5% APR, Total Amount Payable is £300.
