6th Jul 2020
Have you got a small business idea that you’re struggling to get off the ground? Got a clear vision, but struggling with the upfront costs? If that sounds like you, you might want to consider a micro loan. A micro loan can release the capital that could help you take the first steps in your…
5th Jul 2020
Many companies, including the BBC, are currently inviting staff to apply for voluntary redundancy in an attempt to save money and recover from the coronavirus pandemic. Businesses need to adjust to a new working landscape – and unfortunately, that means cutting some jobs. As many people can expect to face a voluntary redundancy in the…
2nd Jul 2020
A new ruling, Confirmation of Payee, was quietly introduced on 1st July 2020 – a year after the original deadline. But what is it, and how does it affect your online banking processes? This short article will explain everything you need to know. What Is Confirmation of Payee? What Happens If I Get a Name…
2nd Jul 2020
Choosing to learn a trade or a specific skill set is always recommended as no matter what state the economy is in, certain industries will always need workers, and mechanics and auto repairs is one of them. Your chances of always finding work are high but also once you are fully qualified you have skills…
2nd Jul 2020
Over 60% of hiring managers and recruiters use video interviews at some point during the recruitment process. It also shows that many employers plan on using video interview options more frequently in the future to help speed up the recruitment process and save valuable time and money that is spent on face to face interviews….
2nd Jul 2020
We love products and services that make your money work for you. In particular, reward credit cards are great for this as whether you’re using your card for your day-to-day spending or to make a big purchase, all the points add up to a reward. The points you earn with these credit cards can be…
29th Jun 2020
The onset of coronavirus has seen many of us starting to work from home and take on virtual jobs. Statistics quoted in Business Leader state that prior to the pandemic only 5% of the country worked from home. This has changed massively and now approximately 70%, or 23.9 million people, have been working from home….
29th Jun 2020
We know that writing down, remembering and actually getting around to unsubscribe from various accounts, subscriptions and deliveries is one of the more tedious organisational tasks we face. But right now, it’s more important than ever to make a list of subscriptions you don’t need to see where you can save crucial pennies by unsubscribing….
29th Jun 2020
Pensions. They’re something that we probably don’t spend a lot of time thinking about. Talking pensions might not seem essential, especially when we’ve got lots of other expenses eating away at our pay packets. The benefits of a different pension provider might seem complicated or intimidating. It might just be one of those boring bits…
29th Jun 2020
The concept of “working from home” is all well and good. Sometimes, though, you need the guarantee that your remote role really is just that. You don’t want to end up being asked to pop into the office for a meeting or to “put a face to a name” at a moment’s notice. True flexibility…
28th Jun 2020
If you’ve got skills in writing and want to think outside the box when it comes to your freelance work, there could be a whole host of niche ways for you to pull in some extra cash. From writing subtitles to translation, the online world is built on “content” – and that means there are…
26th Jun 2020
We frequently get questions at MoneyMagpie from concerned parents who want to help their adult children out. They often want to know how to pay off their child’s debts, without coming into difficulty with the tax office. It’s a subject we’re seeing more frequently now, too, as financially secure parents see their adult children struggle…
