Shutterstock The Mail on Sunday • 5th July 2025 I've ditched my £50,000 of Premium Bonds - here's where I put my money I have cashed in all my Premium Bonds. It's been a long time coming, but the latest cut to the prize rate was the final straw. Here's why.
Shutterstock Saga Money • 14th April 2025 Trump trade tariffs: What they mean for your money Read what a trade war could mean for UK savers, investors and retirees.
Good Money Guide • 7th April 2025 Innovative Finance ISAs: Doing their part for the planet Most investors care about more than just returns, 81% want their money to make a positive impact. An IF ISA can help.
Shutterstock The Sun • 22nd March 2025 How to escape subscription traps and save £186 in just five minutes MILLIONS of households waste £1.2billion a year on unwanted and hard-to-cancel subscriptions.
The Daily Mail • 22nd March 2025 Which Isa is right for you? Our quiz makes the choice simple Whether you're saving for the holiday of a lifetime or a retirement that's still decades off Isas are an ideal place to build a nest egg.
Shutterstock Saga Money • 17th March 2025 Will cash ISAs disappear? Why now is the time to open one There is increasing uncertainty about the future of cash ISAs. Find out whether you should open a tax-free savings account now.
Saga Money • 18th February 2025 Are you due a surprise tax bill on your savings? Delays in HMRC tax letters plus higher interest rates mean savers are at risk of surprise bills.
Shutterstock Good Housekeeping • 1st December 2024 Get Financially Fit in 2025 Follow our monthly plan and your finances will be in much better shape when 2026 rolls around.
Shutterstock The Sun • 14th November 2024 Thousands could be missing out on £2,212 going unclaimed - how to check The government is urging 18 to 22-year-olds to come forward and claim an account with an average £2,212 waiting for them.
Cash Access UK Good Housekeeping • 27th September 2024 New super ATMs for multiple banks In 12 years, the UK has lost 40% of its bank branches. Now the UK’s first ‘super ATMs’ are here.
Shutterstock Moneyweek • 5th August 2024 Most Premium Bond holders never win – are they worth it? The nation’s favourite savings product is a dud. Over 20 million of us have Premium Bonds but two-thirds of us have never won.
Shutterstock The Sun • 27th July 2024 Best student bank accounts including £100 free cash & a free four-year railcard HEADING to uni and looking for a bank account? If so, try not to be tempted by freebies.
Shutterstock The Sun • 27th July 2024 Millions have lost bank account with £450 in it - how to track yours down SAVING cash is rarely easy – but what if you had forgotten about your hard-earned savings pot?
The Sun • 21st June 2024 The zombie savings accounts you need to ditch now paying just 0.05% interest Learn how to ditch a 'dead' account and the best ones to switch to and you could earn £500 more interest a year.
Shutterstock The Sun • 12th June 2024 Savings trick that is so easy you won’t even notice - you could earn £650 a year Saving cash is hard when money is tight - but there is an easy way to boost your funds and you won’t even notice you’re doing it.
Shutterstock The Mail on Sunday • 4th May 2024 Should you take out insurance to spare your family probate nightmare? Lengthy delays at the probate office mean paying late fees on inheritance tax. Here's how to avoid the problem.
Shutterstock The Sun • 26th April 2024 Easy trick that could help you spend less - the key is breaking autopilot habits These days 86% of transactions are cashless, but if you want to rein in your spending head to your nearest ATM.
Shutterstock The Times Money Mentor • 3rd April 2024 Nine ways to earn passive income There may be no such thing as free money, but passive income comes pretty close. A little bit of effort at the outset could set you up with a regular income for years to come without any more work on your part.
Shutterstock The Daily Mail • 24th March 2024 How to help your child raise £500,000 for their first home A baby born today would need more than £500,000 to buy their first home when they reach 31 – the average age of first-time buyers.
Shutterstock This Is Money • 19th March 2024 Don't bank on your cash Isa beating inflation: How to get top rates Cash Isas are more valuable than they have been for years: but if they are lower than inflation, the value of your nest egg will still be eroded over time.