Ceri Roberts
Lead Writer
Ceri is a Lead Writer at NerdWallet UK, with expertise in credit cards, kids and money, and financial education. Previously at GoHenry, she has 25 years of experience in print and online journalism, and has written for publications including The Telegraph and The Times.
The latest from Ceri
Best Credit Cards In the UK, October 2024
Depending on how you plan to use it, some credit cards are better than others. Choose carefully and you could save money on interest and fees, spread the cost of…
Can You Apply For A Credit Card With Bad Credit History?
Think carefully before you apply for a credit card with bad credit history. Although you may be eligible for a credit builder card, an unsuccessful application could further damage your…
Taylor Swift Ticket Scam Warning: How it Almost Got me, so it Doesn’t Get You
With Taylor Swift Eras Tour tickets now changing hands for hundreds of pounds, the latest scams trick you into buying tickets from a Facebook friend – only to discover they’ve…
Make Your Holiday Money Go Further: The Do’s and Don’ts of Spending Money Abroad
Even if you’ve budgeted carefully, unexpected costs like transaction fees, currency conversion and service charges can add up when you’re on holiday. But with a little forward planning, you can…
Railcard Rage: Are Solo Train Travellers Paying a Financial Penalty?
There are nine different Railcards available, offering discounts to children, families, over 60s and students. But many people who travel alone aren’t eligible for these substantial discounts and must buy…
Are the Parents Paying £100 Plus for Top Exam Grades Setting Their Children up for Success or Failure?
As some teenagers receive hundreds of pounds, festival tickets or games consoles as rewards for performing well in their exams, we asked the experts if it pays to reward good…
How to Transfer Credit Card Balances
There are three simple steps to transferring your credit card debt to a balance transfer card, but before you go ahead it’s vital to compare the amount you would save…
What is a Credit Card?
If used correctly, a credit card can be a convenient way to borrow money to pay for goods and services. There are several different types available, including balance transfer cards…
Five Cheap or Free Easter Holiday Activities for Families
School holidays can be expensive, but there are plenty of Easter holiday activities that don’t have to cost a fortune – and some of them are completely free. Here are…
Stoozing: How to Make Your 0% Credit Card Work Harder
Stoozing is a way of boosting your savings by taking out a 0% interest credit card then earning interest on the money you’ve borrowed for free. It’s a popular money…
Cheap Train Tickets: 15 Ways to Save Money on Rail Fares
Here are several hacks to help you get cheap train tickets plus details of the nine different Railcards offering discounts to children, families, over 60s and students.
Student Credit Card
A student credit card can be a useful way to manage your money, helping you to cover unexpected expenses or spread the cost of a large purchase – building your…
How Do Credit Cards Work? All You Need to Know
A credit card can be a flexible and cost-effective way to borrow money but, before applying for one, it’s important to understand exactly how they work, the costs you could…
What is a Debt Relief Order?
If your debts total £30,000 or less – rising to £50,000 on 28 June 2024 – a debt relief order could write them off First, you need to demonstrate that…
Money Transfer Credit Card
You can transfer cash straight into your bank account with a money transfer credit card, making it a useful way to clear an expensive overdraft or access a short-term loan.…