Category: The Community

For Mental Health Awareness Week we explore the relationship between money and mental health. If we have money worries it can coincide with poor mental wellbeing. Feeling low can make it tough to mana...

Whilst the primary concern right now is health, financial wellbeing is important. With the uncertainty of what the future looks like many people are worrying about paying bills. This coronavirus finan...

If you’ve suddenly found yourself living on much less money because you’ve had a pay cut, you’re on furlough or you’ve lost your job entirely, it might be useful to rethink your budget. With 6...

Coronavirus has changed our lives in many ways, from the way we work to the way we socialise. With many countries on lockdown, the amount of time we spend at home and isolated from friends and family...

As part of the government’s support package for Coronavirus, they have agreed to support businesses by paying 80% of employees’ wages, if they are put on furlough. Helping to support the e...

The world is going through an unprecedented time, something none of would have been able to predict a few months ago. Companies who are fortunate enough to offer remote working are moving towards a wo...

Self-isolating, working remotely, and a drop in face-to-face interaction can be a big change for a lot of people. In this current climate, it’s important to understand how to look after your me...

We sat down with Molly, a Clinical Nurse Specialist, who gave us her thoughts on the monthly pay cycle and why she’d like to get paid her own way. Would you like more flexibility in the way you...

A credit score can affect your ability to borrow your money, access credit cards or loans, and even take out a phone contract. Checking your credit score is free and if it isn’t in the best shape, t...

It can be tough to pay your bills on time, but it’s an important skill to learn. If you don’t pay your bills you could fall behind with payments which can lead to debt, a bad credit rating, and ev...

Property is in negative equity if it’s worth less than the mortgage secured on it. Negative equity is often caused by falling mortgage prices. If you bought a property for £150,000 with a mortgage...

Emily and Anna have finished their 5:2 savings challenge! This is how they found it. Anna’s thoughts I’m glad that January is over. Not just because it is the longest month by about 5 years. Or be...