The Mail on Sunday • 15th May 2022 Eight tricks to help you beat the savings drought You can earn interest of up to 5 per cent. But you must be smart and use tricks to maximise interest you receive.
MoneyWeek • 27th April 2022 Should you buy pet insurance or “self insure” your pet? Veterinary costs are soaring, but many pet insurance policies provide a poor level of cover.
MoneyWeek • 13th April 2022 Don't buy pre-paid funeral plans, save for death instead Funerals are costly, but pre-paid plans have not been a reliable way to prepare for them.
MoneyWeek • 22nd March 2022 Ethical savings accounts: make your cash green NS&I’s Green Savings Bond helps fund environmentally sound projects, but there are better eco-friendly options.
The Mail on Sunday • 14th March 2022 The best green or ethical places to invest a Junior Isa Many of us tuck money away for our children and grandchildren in the hope it will help give them a brighter future. But by investing the money ethically, you could also help ensure it is shaping the world into a better place for them.
MoneyWeek • 9th March 2022 Split your money into pots with Zopa's new savings account A new account from Zopa lets you tailor your savings to your needs by putting your money in separate pots, but is it a good idea?
MoneyWeek • 28th April 2021 Should you join in on the dash for digital banks? App-based financial-services providers are proving efficient and popular.
MoneyWeek • 20th April 2021 Does part of the £50bn lying forgotten in dormant accounts belong to you? Once you’ve tucked money away you would assume that it is yours forever. But the government can borrow the money.
The Mail on Sunday • 14th March 2021 Invest now to give your child a golden future Junior ISAs are a great way to save for your child without having to worry about paying tax on the growth.
The Mail on Sunday • 14th March 2021 How to choose the best investment-based Isa for you When it comes to choosing a stocks and shares Isa, investors are spoilt for choice. The hard bit is finding out which is right for you.
MoneyWeek • 23rd February 2021 Why you should still be putting money into a cash Isa Interest rates may be lousy, but tax-free saving into a cash Isa is still a good idea if you focus on the longer-term positivies.
Good Housekeeping • 1st January 2021 Eight Apps to Help Improve your Finances Want to feel more in control of your money? Here's the tech to help.
NerdWallet • 9th December 2020 Child Savings Accounts: How to Choose the Best One A children’s savings account gives parents, and their family and friends, somewhere to save for a child’s future. It can also be a great way to teach your offspring about the rewards of saving.
NerdWallet • 9th December 2020 Student Bank Accounts: Why They're Worth Considering Offering interest-free overdrafts and rewards, a student bank account can really help your finances while you are at university.
NerdWallet • 9th December 2020 Kids' Bank Cards: How Do They Work? If you’d rather your child didn’t carry cash, a kid’s bank card or spending card could be a good solution.
MoneyWeek • 9th December 2020 What to do with your 2020 savings If you’ve saved more than usual this year, where should the money go? On paying off your debts.
NerdWallet • 30th November 2020 How to choose a regular savings account Opening a regular savings account requires minimum savings each month, and you’re offered a top interest rate in return. Learn what’s required and how to compare the best options.
NerdWallet • 30th November 2020 Choosing the right easy access savings account Aim to find an instant access account that allows your money to grow and offers a competitive interest rate even after an introductory bonus period.
NerdWallet • 26th November 2020 Everything you need to know about savings accounts How much interest you earn depends on the type of savings account, how much you save and how long you are willing to lock your money away.
NerdWallet • 25th November 2020 ISA or Savings Account: Which Is Best For Me? The answer to whether you should open an individual savings account or a traditional saver depends on your income tax, and how much and how long you plan to save.