13th Jan 2023
Blue Monday 2023. 16th January: This year, Fitness First is turning Blue Monday 2023, Fiery Red with a special edition, ‘Burn Off Your Bills’ nationwide event. If exercise is what you need, then do something positive for your body and mind at the only place where you will be happy to burn some serious energy! Every…
12th Jan 2023
Homeowners are seeking ways to combat the currently all-too-notorious rises in energy bills and the cost of living crisis that’s all over the news right now. From renting out your driveway to turning your shed into a source of income, there are plenty of ways your home could serve you in making cash. One such…
11th Jan 2023
There are so many ways to make money from your house, either to help with running costs, energy bills or even to make a profit. You might be prepared to use your whole house to make some extra money by renting it out as a location for tv or film. Or you might prefer to…
4th Jan 2023
How can you prepare for financial uncertainty? Worrying reports are emerging that Britain is likely to be hit by a deep recession this year. This is the result of high energy bills, soaring interest rates and businesses failing. This may be the biggest recession out of all of the largest economies in the world. The…
3rd Jan 2023
Are you ready for a new savings challenge? Perhaps you want to save for something in particular, or want to challenge yourself to save where you can. We all have savings goals. Many of us go into a new year with financial resolutions. You may even being thinking about this as a 2023 resolution. But…
1st Jan 2023
2022 was a really challenging year for lots of people. With energy prices through the roof, the cost of living not getting any better and it was so cold in December, which didn’t help any of us feel more cheerful. Christmas can also be hard, especially if you had to cut your budget and couldn’t…
21st Dec 2022
Financial changes 2023. 2022 has been a year that has felt relentless for so many. With inflation, energy price rises, war and a dead queen, a lot of people are feeling really rather bruised and scared about why lies ahead. The constant doom and gloom in the financial forecasts can feel oppressive and scary. However,…
14th Dec 2022
Raising children is an expensive business, so money saving tips for parents are always warmly received. In fact, 2021 research by CPAG found the average cost of raising a child until the age of 18 now stands at £160,692 for a couple and £193,801 for a lone parent To help out parents, we’ve compiled a…
30th Nov 2022
To celebrate St Andrew’s Day, we’d like to share with our Scottish friends a whole host of Scottish funding that is available, that they may not even be aware of. This includes cost of living support, welfare funds and help with energy bills. It’s worth having a look at the list below to see if…
24th Nov 2022
Cash is making a comeback. According to figures released by the Post Office, cash use increased 20 per cent in July this year compared to July 2021, and eight per cent on the figures for June 2022. These are not small amounts. In fact, cash is booming; the business reported that a whopping £3.3 billion had…
22nd Nov 2022
This is a paid article on behalf of Creditspring A national debt charity has warned that a startling number of households are turning to credit cards and loans “to plug the gap between their income and outgoings” this winter. As energy bills soar and the cost-of-living increases, it has been reported that a whopping two-fifths…
17th Nov 2022
Today, the Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has announced the Autumn Statement. After the kerfuffle of ‘Trussonomics’ and the saga of Kwasi Kwarteng’s mini-budget back in September, the country was waiting eagerly to see what Mr. Hunt had to say. The Chancellor started his speech in the House of Commons with a statement suggesting that, “Unprecedented global headwinds,…
