If you’re feeling overwhelmed managing your finances and don’t where to start, simple frameworks like the 50/30/20 rule can help you take control and take the stress out of budgeting. It won’t solve every financial challenge, but it does offer a simple way to see where your money is going

If you claim Universal Credit and have a health condition, the April 2026 changes are worth understanding — because for some people, they could significantly change how much money you receive each month. These reforms affect both how support is assessed and how much financial help some claimants receive, with

  This week is Mental Health Awareness Week. This is an annual event, organised by the Mental Health Foundation, which has taken place since 2001. The aim of Mental Health Awareness Week is to bring together people and organisations all across the UK to focus on improving mental health, including

So what is the latest news on energy prices? This time last year, high energy prices were continually hitting the headlines, and most households were benefitting from a £400 government discount to help with the costs. Since then, prices have varied. In July 2023, there was a fall in the

Despite all our good intentions, it is all too easy to fall into the trap of overspending at Christmas. Recent surveys found that because of the cost of living crisis, many families were planning to spend around £200 less on the festive season than in 2022. But even this reduced

Financial anxiety is a common concern that many individuals face, especially in uncertain economic times. Whether it’s worrying about paying bills, saving for the future, or managing debt, these concerns can lead to stress and impact one’s overall well-being. However, by adopting certain coping strategies, it’s possible to manage and