2006
Year Finder was started
Our mission is to help UK consumers find better
Millions of people globally trust Finder to help them make better decisions. We can help you, too
Our mission
We understand that making everyday life decisions such as finding a credit card, buying a home and getting insurance can be daunting.
That’s why we’re here. Our goal is to help you navigate those complex decisions by making them less of a chore (and hopefully less of a bore, too!).
Dominate your decisions
Save money
Make money
Get a better deal
Learn something new
We’re the UK’s fastest-growing comparison site
This is based on percentage growth of comparable UK sites calculated from SimilarWeb monthly data from June to November 2018. We compare 100s of products, and globally our sites receive more than 8 million visits each month.
Free? What’s the catch?
Finder is free to use, and always will be! We don’t sell your information to marketers, or harass you with annoying phone calls. Plus, we don’t mark up prices or apply additional fees.
We’re on your side!
Finder in numbers
Finder humans are money experts, data nerds, and dog lovers – in addition to being publishers, designers, developers, analysts and content specialists. What brings us all together is our passion for helping people live better lives.
175 +
Finder humans
10 +
Countries we live in
20 +
Languages we speak
24,000,000 +
Decisions made on Finder
400 +
Coffees we drink each week
800 +
Beers we drink each week
200,000 +
Words we write each week
Awards
Finder’s Co-Founder, Fred Schebesta, was awarded the following prestigious awards in 2017 by global professional services company, EY (Ernst & Young).
2017 Australian National Winner,
Services Category
2017 Australian National Finalist,
Eastern Region
2017 Australian Regional Finalist,
Eastern Region
What our users say about us
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The UK’s average pension pot stands at just £42.7k – 18% of the recommended total
A survey conducted by the personal finance comparison site, finder.com, has found that the average pension pot in the UK stands at just £42,651.This figure drops even further for non-retirees, who only have £33,809 saved on average.
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A quarter of Brits have travel plans for the coming months (over twice the number from February)
The latest monthly travel intentions survey, looking at how many brits are planning to travel and where they are looking to go.
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The UK’s cheapest, and most expensive, cities to get a pint revealed ahead of pubs opening on Monday
The research, which was carried out ahead of pubs reopening on Monday (12th April) for the first time in more than 3 months, found that London remains the least affordable city for drinking in the UK, costing £5.33 per pint on average.
Ask an Expert
I claim over 10,000 annual but carnt seem to get a credit card why?
Hi Stephen,
Thanks for your question.
Kindly note that generally, you need to meet a set of eligibility criteria to get approved for a credit card.
Kindly review the eligibility criteria and the terms and conditions of the credit card you are applying for before submitting your application.
Cheers,
Anndy
I am 3 years out of bankruptcy but cannot get a loan for a new car
Hi Rendell,
Thanks for getting in touch.
Kindly note that in the UK, your record on bankruptcy will stay on your credit file for at least six
years. While some lenders may consider you for a loan, they may impose stricter criteria.
To avoid more credit enquiries on your file as a result of multiple loan application, it would be best to directly contact the lender first and see if you have a chance of approval given your situation, before submitting your application.
Cheers,
Anndy