3rd Sep 2020
With such a vast number of recent changes in the world of work, the job market is tougher than ever. Unemployment rates have increased dramatically, and every job is receiving large numbers of applicants. But don’t let this put you off! Although the majority of us jump at any opportunity to second guess ourselves, thinking…
3rd Sep 2020
Brexit: remember that? The B-word might not have been at the forefront of our minds this year (albeit for a brief period in January, as the country geared up to begin 2020’s transition period). But it is still happening at the end of this year, coronavirus or no coronavirus. If you’re a business owner it’s…
3rd Sep 2020
As a nation, we’re notoriously bad at talking about money. In fact, we’d almost always rather talk about anything else – sex, politics, and religion included! In particular, one of the topics that makes us the most uncomfortable is asking for a pay rise. For some reason we shy away from it. But with almost…
3rd Sep 2020
Finding there’s been a bit too much month at the end of your money recently? You’re not alone. Post-lockdown, more and more of us are soon going to be feeling this way. It stands to reason, then, that if you’re struggling with money at the moment, you might consider a salary advance. But what does…
1st Sep 2020
Granted, social media might not be the first thing that you think about when it comes to protecting your information in the event of your death. But in fact, social media fraud after death is very real. And in recent times, there have been an increasing number of scams by those taking advantage of legacy…
1st Sep 2020
Need to borrow some money? Whether it’s for a big purchase (for example a property) or a smaller one (for example an extension on the back of your house), you’ll want to investigate your options closely. In doing so, you might run into a question: do I need a secure or an unsecured loan? The…
1st Sep 2020
If you’re about to start university, your upcoming experience might not be exactly as you’d originally planned. A socially distant (or even virtual) freshers’ week is hardly what we signed up for, is it? Some things never change when it comes to student life, though. One of those things is money: needing it, spending it,…
31st Aug 2020
There is nothing more empowering than surrounding yourself with like-minded people that support and encourage you, every step of the way. A variety of studies have identified the power of being part of the right crowd to accelerate your growth or achieve success. Women entrepreneurs have tapped into this mindset and created a number of…
27th Aug 2020
If you’re struggling with debt, or can’t find enough cash to pay the bills, it can seem like there’s no options left. Especially with a poor credit score, or low income. Without the right financial circumstances and stability, it’s hard to get credit from legitimate lenders. Leaving more and more people to fall into the…
26th Aug 2020
Access to Work is a little-known Government scheme to help disabled people or those with long-term health conditions remain in work. It helps to fund equipment or services that make it easier for you to stay in work – and both freelancers AND employers can apply. What Is Access to Work? Who Is Eligible? What…
26th Aug 2020
If you’re a new freelancer, it’s likely that your day is now dramatically different to how it was when you worked in an office. However, such a big change can affect your mental health – and then your finances – so it’s important to look after yourself, too. If you feel like you could use…
25th Aug 2020
Across the UK there are millions of people in private rented accommodation, and millions more in social housing. Despite this, there is still a great deal of confusion around the rules and regulations for both tenants and landlords – especially when it comes to eviction. We’ve put together this guide to simplify things for everyone,…
