Month: March 2021

  • How Can Bad Car Choices End Up Hurting Your Wallet?

    This is a collaborative post.  It’s no secret that owning a car can be quite an expensive part of life. Having the ability to get yourself from A to B without relying on public transport means that you have to pay for fuel, insurance, and a range of other expenses that can make the idea […]

  • Ways to Boost Your Income Alongside A 9 to 5

    This is a paid collaboration with Zapper. In an age where 37% of people in the UK don’t feel that their salary is enough to support them, it’s fair to say that we’re on the brink of change. Unsurprisingly, this has led 25% of people to turn to a side hustle that allows them to […]

  • 5 Common Ways Students Overspend

    This is a collaborative post. Students often have to live on a tight budget. Overspending could mean having to borrow money from parents or take out extra loans. Below are a few of the things that students commonly overspend on and what you should be doing instead. Overpriced accommodation Universities often have limited space in […]

  • Food Thrift : How to save money on your food budget

    This is a fabulous guest article written by Yuki Solle, founder of Cultivate Life, a lifestyle blog that writes about Healthy eating, Eco living and Money saving topics.  Growing up in a family of 7 meant that I grew up in a very thrifty household when it came to food, and most of it was […]

  • Save Money on Your Next Vehicle Purchase

    This is a collaborative post. Purchasing a car can be a big investment, but you don’t need to spend over the odds. Instead of getting carried away and ending up blowing your budget, take the time to research your potential vehicle and take a savvy approach to buying a car.  For inspiration, take a look […]

  • Stock market investing: what is a robo-advisor?

    With investing, your money is at risk. The value of your portfolio can go down as well as up and you could get back less than you put in. The tax treatment of your investment will depend on your individual circumstances and may change in the future. You should seek financial advice if you are […]