18th May 2020
Buying a car is one of the biggest purchases most of us will ever make. It’s a massive decision, and not one to take lightly. Second-hand cars are ideal for those on a tight budget – or who don’t want to (or can’t) get a car leasing contract. With more people going back to work…
11th May 2020
Cars are infamously pricey to run, and not just the vehicle themselves but with additional costs of insurance, road tax, and MOTs and servicing, it all quickly adds up. But fortunately there are measures you can take to reduce your driving costs and save a bit of money. RAC MOT Assist Cashback on Fuel Eco-Driving…
19th Apr 2020
Increasingly, more and more of us are taking to our bikes for both work and pleasure. Cheaper and greener than using a car or public transport, cycling will also keep you in good shape. However, bicycles are often an easy target for thieves and the more expensive the model you have, the more important it…
21st Mar 2020
According to the non-profit company Paying For Care, long-term care cost a mammoth £33,852 every year. A figure that rises even further when nursing and specialist care is throw into the mix. As an ageing population, more and more people will be in need of care later in their lives for longer. Therefore, it’s crucial…
14th Mar 2020
It’s becoming harder and harder to find a dentist practice offering treatment on the NHS. If you’re worried about the dental costs then those can still be reduced. We explain NHS dental treatment and ways to save money on your dental care, so you won’t be needing any contributions from the tooth fairy. Dental costs:…
11th Mar 2020
Ever considered that you might be able to make money from your car? Running a car is an expensive business. The cost of buying the car, including any car finance, maintaining it, plus fuel and insurance, all add up. It’s time to start making your car pay for itself, whilst considering its future value. Here…
4th Mar 2020
For many people, it definitely pays to take out income protection insurance and protect their salary. Ask yourself the simple question: how would you manage if you found you couldn’t work for several months through injury or illness? Most of us would be reliant on the generosity of our employer (who is not obliged to…
20th Feb 2020
Buying a car at auction can be a great way to find a bargain – after all, this is where the motor trade go to purchase their stock. However, it can be a tricky business if you don’t know much about cars and, as most consumer guides will tell you, your normal legal rights may not be…
20th Feb 2020
Running and owning a car is quickly becoming un-affordable for lots of people. If you add up the costs of breakdown cover, insurance, servicing and maintaining a car, you’ll see how much of a dent in your wallet it makes. And with the rising cost of living taking its toll we need to make savings…
9th Feb 2020
Life insurance is essential for many of us. If you have loved ones who would struggle to cope financially in the event of your death then it’s a necessary purchase. But it’s essential to make sure you’re not ripped off by life insurance companies when doing so. We don’t want to get too morbid, but…
9th Feb 2020
You have been asking us how to buy a used car and get the best price so here is our answer! If you buy a car new, you lose up to 20% of its value as soon as you drive away from the dealership. Basically, this means that if you are looking for a good…
18th Sep 2019
Childcare is a huge financial burden for most families, even more so in the long summer holidays. There are, however, options available that don’t have to cost the Earth. We have compiled a comprehensive guide for working parents, including a run-down of all the options that are open to you. We’ve also included some top…
