Menu Toggle
Search
  1. Home
  2. Rebecca Goodman
  3. Page 2
Rebecca Goodman

Rebecca Goodman

Rebecca Goodman is a freelance journalist who has spent the past 10 years working across personal finance publications. Regularly writing for The Guardian, The Sun, The Telegraph, and The Independent.

The latest from Rebecca

How to Refinance a Personal Loan

By choosing to refinance a personal loan, you could lower your interest payments and the length of the loan.
Read more

How to reclaim a guarantor loan

You may be due a guarantor loan refund if you were approved for one and a provider didn’t check your finances properly.
Read more

Can’t Get a Loan? What to do if Your Application is Refused

While there are many reasons why you may not get a loan, it’s important to understand why you’re being turned down before you make any other credit applications.
Read more

How fixed interest rate borrowing works

A fixed interest rate is an interest rate that doesn’t change, making payments predictable.
Read more

Joint Loans: What Are They and How Do They Work?

Joint loans allow two, or occasionally more, people to borrow money together, but each person is fully liable for the debt being repaid. It is important to make sure that you are on the same page as the person you are borrowing with, and that you have had an honest discussion about your finances.
Read more

What is Universal Credit and How Can I Apply?

Universal credit is a means-tested benefit for people without an income or on a low income. Read on to learn who is eligible, how much the payment will be and how to apply.
Read more

Using a Tax Adviser or Accountant For Your Tax Return

A tax adviser or accountant can file your tax return for you, taking a lot of stress out of the process, but using them can come at a price. Learn the benefits and cost of using one.
Read more

Tax Services: What You Need to Know About Filing Your Taxes

If you are self-employed, earn income from an additional revenue stream or claim some benefits, then you may need to file your taxes. Read on to understand when the tax season is, how to prepare your taxes and how long it could take to complete them.
Read more

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 and what costs you could face.
Read more

What is an Easy Access ISA?

An easy access cash ISA lets you earn interest without paying any tax and you can withdraw the money whenever you need to without penalty.
Read more

What You Need to Know About Fixed Rate Cash ISAs

A fixed-rate cash ISA is a tax-free savings account where you are paid a set rate of interest for locking your money away over a fixed period.
Read more

Leaving a Job or Starting a New One? Make Sure You Understand the P45 Form

When you leave a job you will be given a P45 form which shows how much you have earned and how much tax and national insurance you have paid.
Read more

What is a P60 Form and How do I Get One?

One of the most common tax forms is a P60 and it shows how much you have earned and how much tax you have paid in the previous year.
Read more

What Self-Employed Taxpayers Should Know About the SA100 Self-Assessment Tax Form

The SA100 form is filled in by those who are self-employed or have more complex finances and need to report their income to HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) and calculate their tax bill. You may more commonly hear form SA100 referred to as a tax return or self-assessment form.
Read more

Faster Payments: What You Need To Know

The faster payments service speeds up the process of transferring money from one account to another, so it can be available in another bank account in a few hours.
Read more
1 2 3 4
Back To Top