Tag: Debt
Student loan interest capped – what it means for graduates
Anyone with a student loan sees their salary docked by HMRC until the balance is cleared - but the rules of how interest is charged...
Top credit cards for 2026
If you're looking for a credit card these are the ones you need. Credit cards can be good, and they can be bad. It all...
Buy Now, Pay Later explained: Should you use it?
Make sure you understand how it works. Buy Now, Pay Later continues to get more and more popular. It's practically impossible to visit an online...
Best bank accounts for overdrafts
Cut interest rates to 0% Borrowing money using your overdraft can be the most expensive option, with most banks charging around 40% in interest. However...
Money transfer credit cards: can they save you money?
These cards move money from a credit card to a bank account and help you shift non-credit card debts to 0%. You're no doubt familiar...
Ways to manage your money and mental health
Reduce the impact money and your mental health have on one another to keep both under control. Often, people think of mental health as serious...
Should I tell my bank I’m vulnerable?
Disclosing vulnerability to your provider could help you get the support you need It’s never pleasant to think about but at some point in our...
Autumn Budget 2024: what you need to know
What you need to know about the Government's spending and taxation plans. The first Labour Budget since 2009 had been heavily signposted as one of...
More than a third of uni students max out their overdraft by the end of first year
Our research reveals how students manage their money at university Every September, thousands of young people head off to university. It’s an exciting time of...
