Savings accounts

We did the maths on this well-known budgeting method, and sadly, with current salary and rent prices, the 50/30/20 rule is almost impossible to follow.

29 February (2020’s leap year day) may fly under the radar for a lot of people, but research from Finder has found that Brits on a full-time salary are losing an average of £151.40 because of it.

Whether you’ve lost your National Insurance number or need to apply for one, we’ve set out what you need to do.

We look at the definition of compound interest, what it concretely means and how you can use it to grow your savings more quickly.

47% of Brits have gambled in some way in the last 4 weeks. We unpacked the latest stats to see what we are gambling on and how much we spend.

By bringing together competitive interest rates and smart app features, Monzo makes a great choice for small savers. Here’s how Monzo savings accounts work.

Debit cards are an extremely versatile and popular way of spending, so we decided to investigate how we Brits are using our debit cards.

It’s a straightforward and convenient process, but paying with a credit card may be safer.

Whether it’s a credit or debit card using contactless is pretty common these days, especially since 73% of all cards issued in 2017 in the UK were contactless. We did some research to understand contactless card trends in the UK and Brits’ attitudes are towards them.

We’ve done some research to find out what Brits are doing with their coppers. A shocking one in eight (14%) are ditching their spare change by throwing it in the bin.