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Rhiannon Philps

Rhiannon Philps

Lead Writer
Rhiannon has been writing about personal finance for over three years, specialising in energy, motoring, credit cards and lending. After graduating from the University of Cambridge with a degree in History in 2017, she began writing for start-ups on topics ranging from sports to education, before moving into the finance industry.

The latest from Rhiannon

Living with a Chronic Illness? Find out How to Manage Unexpected Expenses

If you are living with a long-term health condition, you can be particularly vulnerable to any unexpected expenses. We hear from two women about their experiences of claiming benefits and…

Younger People Fear They’re Losing Control of Their Finances

Surging housing costs amid a cost of living crisis have pushed many young people to feel that they are losing control of their finances.

How a Dad Ditched his Doorstep Loan to Get Out of Debt and Start Saving

If you’re struggling to get a loan, you may think high-cost credit is your only option. But there are more affordable ways to borrow money, including joining a credit union,…

Thinking of a Loan? Beware of the Fee Scam that Could Cost You Hundreds of Pounds

With more people turning to borrowing during the cost of living crisis, it’s even more important to be vigilant against loan fee fraud and other types of scams. Find out…

Friend or Foe: Could You Spot a Loan Shark?

As the cost of living rises, loan sharks are lurking online and in local communities ready to pounce on people that are under increasing financial strain. But how can you…

Should I get an extended car warranty?

If you're buying a used car or if your manufacturers warranty has expired, an extended car warranty might be worth considering. Find out the pros and cons of an extended…

Personal Contract Hire: How Does Leasing a Car Work?

Personal contract hire (PCH), also known as leasing, is one option for someone looking to get a new car. You make monthly payments to use the vehicle but have to…

Compare Car Warranty

Car warranty policies are a way of covering yourself against the cost of car parts and repairs. A suitable policy can ease the financial burden of unexpected mechanical and electrical…

How Does Car Finance Affect Your Mortgage?

When looking at your outgoings to determine affordability for a mortgage, lenders will take into account your car finance repayments. Also, because car finance is a type of debt, any…

Types of Car Finance Explained

There are several different types of car finance available which can make it difficult to decide which is the best one for you. From hire purchase to PCP to leasing,…

The Invisible Debt of Borrowing From Friends and Family

Three in five UK adults have asked to borrow money from their friends or family, with more than a third needing it for a bill, a new survey has found.…

What is a Credit Union? Should I Join One?

Credit unions are co-operatives that provide loans and savings accounts to members. Find out how they work and how you can join one.

Credit Union Loans: How Do They Work?

If you need to borrow money, you may consider a credit union loan. You need to join a credit union to apply for a loan, but they could be 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, the costs you could…

Royal Mail Scam Texts: Fake Delivery Messages Explained

Modern scams come in many forms and can catch out even the most savvy consumers. Scam texts specifically are becoming increasingly sophisticated and tricky to spot. Here, we highlight what…