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What is a Credit Check? Soft vs Hard Checks Explained
When you sign up for anything from a broadband or mobile phone contract to a bank account or mortgage, a credit check allows companies to find out more about how…
What is Business Breakdown Cover and Who Needs It?
Business breakdown cover can provide specialist protection for company fleets, delivery drivers and the self-employed, although standard cover may be sufficient for some people’s needs. Find out what commercial breakdown…
Broken Down Car: What Should I Do, What are the Rules?
When your car breaks down, you should pull over on the left of the road, switch on your hazard warning lights, and follow the rules to stay safe until help…
Surveys for Money: How Much Can You Earn?
If you’re looking for ways to make some extra money, you may be considering joining an online survey site. But what survey sites are available and how much can you…
Energy Tariffs Explained
There are several different types of energy tariffs available, so it can be hard to know how they all work. Find out whether fixed or variable energy, or another kind…
Are Bridging Loans Regulated?
Bridging loans can be regulated or unregulated, depending on the type of property you need the loan for. A regulated bridging loan is required if you’re borrowing against a residential…
The Ultimate Guide to Moving Out of London Post Lockdown
As the country tries to recover from coronavirus, increasing numbers of buyers and renters are showing interest in moving out of London and other big cities. We look at why…
The Ultimate Guide to the FIRE Movement
The Financial Independence, Retire Early (FIRE) movement has gained traction over the years as more individuals look to save enough money to be able to take early retirement. But what…
What is Amazon Prime? The Benefits, the Cost, and Whether it’s Worth it
Free one-day delivery and video streaming are just some of the features of an Amazon Prime membership, which you can get for just a £79 annual fee.
What Are My Rights When I Buy a Used Car?
Thanks to the Consumer Rights Act 2015, everyone has some statutory rights when they buy a used car from a dealer. If your car is faulty, you may be able…
Does GAP Insurance Cover Negative Equity?
GAP insurance covers the negative equity on a car finance deal if you owe more than the car is worth at the time of write-off. However, you may need to…
Top finance blogs
We shortlist a number of UK financial blogs that cover a range of interesting consumer finance topics.
Car Essentials: Things to Keep in Your Car in Case of Emergency
Keeping some essential items in your car, such as a map, a high-vis jacket, warm clothes, warning triangles and more, can help you to stay safe and comfortable when you…
Should I Move House or Make Home Improvements?
If your house no longer suits your needs you have two choices: renovate or move. Both of these options can cost a lot of money, so we discuss when you…
10 Reasons Why Your Credit Score May Have Gone Down
There are many reasons why your credit score might go down. Some may only cause temporary dips, while others may take longer for your credit score to recover. Find out…