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How to get compensation for vaccine injury

4th Mar 2022

Do you need compensation for a vaccine injury? More and more people are realising that they can get financial help if they suffered physical damage after having a vaccine. At MoneyMagpie we want to be here for you when things go wrong. Life-altering situations can happen at any moment, so we wanted to share some…

Opinion Piece: Why as a Society we need to try harder at understanding poverty

4th Mar 2022

Understanding poverty is clearly not something we have been taught properly how to do. In 2018, vlogger Alfie Deyes came under fire for uploading a video trying to show how hard living on £1 a day can be. The video was met with enormous criticism, mainly by people feeling angered about watching a millionaire joking…

SORTEDfood’s Smart Tips for Saving Money in the Kitchen

25th Feb 2022

Ahead of our Instagram live, we asked SORTEDfood to share their smart tips for saving money in the kitchen. To view the live tune into @jasminebirtles on Instagram on Friday 25th February at 12:30 pm. Don’t worry if you can’t make it as it’ll be added to our YouTube channel after the broadcast. SORTEDfood is…

The Bare Facts of Divorce and Whether we can afford a divorce lawyer

21st Feb 2022

Divorce is a subject that we don’t ever want to talk about until we have to, unless of course you are a divorce lawyer. No part of divorce is easy. Once we arrive at the painful decision to start the proceedings, the emotional toll can feel huge, so the last thing we want is to…

Navigating complicated Wills

21st Feb 2022

Losing a loved one is hard enough, without the added stress of trying to navigate Wills. Plus, if the Will is not as straightforward as you’d hoped, it can be difficult to know where to start. You may have difficulty understanding the wishes of the deceased as stated in the Will. Similarly, the legal jargon…

Should I set up a Junior ISA for my child?

16th Feb 2022

Should I set up a Junior ISA (JISA) for my child? The answer is probably yes. These long-term savings accounts mean you can put together some tax-free cash for your child. Whether it be for university fees, travelling or a down payment on a house – you’ll be setting them up well. They are also…

10 key tax pros and cons of putting more money into your pension

3rd Feb 2022

It is the tax treatment of pensions that makes them both an attractive long-term savings option, and a complicated one. Here Adrian Lowery, personal finance expert at Isa and Sipp platform Bestinvest, delves into ten of the tax benefits and dangers pension savers need to know about along with Louise Higham, a chartered financial planner…

How to get cheap theatre tickets!

2nd Feb 2022

Theatres are finally re-open after months and months of being closed, and theatre goers couldn’t be happier. One of life’s little pleasures is the rush of adrenaline you get when the lights go down, the curtain goes up and the music kicks into action. The tingle of excitement you feel, whether you are an avid…

Self-Select ISAs: Keep Your Investments in Your Hands!

1st Feb 2022

Interest rates are shockingly low. Your cash ISA may offer a measly 2% or so – IF you’re willing to lock your money away for a fixed term (and that doesn’t take into account inflation, either). Stocks and shares are the best way to generate an income and grow your wealth with a long-term strategy….

Junior ISAs

1st Feb 2022

The Junior ISA is a great way to make your child rich. Find out the rules here and how you can use them to build up a great pot of cash for your little one.

22 ways to make and save money in 2022

28th Jan 2022

Here at MoneyMagpie, we’ve collected 22 ways to make and save money in 2022, so why not check a few out for yourself. 11 ways to make money 11 ways to save money  11 ways to make money:   IS YOUR TOY TRAIN WORTH MORE THAN SILVER? If you’re thinking about having a clear-out now…

Buy Me a Coffee? – A New Way To Crowdfund

24th Jan 2022

Buy Me a Coffee? A phrase we’ve probably all said at some point in our lives. But why have people started saying it more and more during the past two years? During the Pandemic many small businesses had to close, freelancers weren’t getting as much work and the cost of living was increasing. This meant…