5 cash-grabbing holiday pitfalls to avoid

Make sure your hard-earned holiday spending money gets spent on having fun in the sun, and doesn't get eaten up by sneaky ...

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6 reasons for Brits to be cheerful

Last Wednesday, Britain got some bad news when we found out that we had slipped into a double-dip recession. Thanks to our ...

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What the euro-zone crisis means for you

The past few weeks have seen a sharp increase in the fears surrounding the ...

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Tax relief – what’s all the fuss about?

The government has been facing an onslaught of criticism in the last few ...

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Is your mortgage a ticking time bomb?

More than any other European nation, we Brits have a passion for property. This mania ...

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5 cash-grabbing holiday pitfalls to avoid

by Emma-Lou, May 15,2012

5 cash-grabbing holiday pitfalls to avoid

by Emma-Lou, May 15,2012

6 reasons for Brits to be cheerful

by Cliff D'Arcy, May 2,2012

6 reasons for Brits to be cheerful

by Cliff D'Arcy, May 2,2012

What the euro-zone crisis means for you

by Cliff D'Arcy, May 16,2012

What the euro-zone crisis means for you

by Cliff D'Arcy, May 16,2012

Tax relief – what’s all the fuss about?

by Jo Robinson, Apr 25,2012

Tax relief – what’s all the fuss about?

by Jo Robinson, Apr 25,2012

Is your mortgage a ticking time bomb?

by Cliff D'Arcy, Apr 19,2012

Is your mortgage a ticking time bomb?

by Cliff D'Arcy, Apr 19,2012

How I’ve saved £120 this month: Week 4

by Hans on Jan 26,2012

Yesterday two of my old friends from Sweden came to London for a conference. After the conference finished, we all decided to get together for that proverbial beer, because that’s what old friends do, right?

We decided to meet up outside Monument Underground. From there we tried to find a …

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What if I don’t know what I’m saving for?

by Sian Meades on Jan 26,2012

I’m meant to be ‘saving for a rainy day’. The only problem is that I don’t really know what I’m saving for. I know that at some point I’m apparently meant to buy a house and settle down but that’s so far off that I can’t see how my little …

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5 ways to celebrate Burns night for free

by Harri Pierce on Jan 25,2012

As Scots gear up for Burns Night, we take a look at five ways to celebrate the life and works of the highly acclaimed Scottish lyricist and poet for free.

Take up your bagpipes, toast the lassies and commemorate Rabbie Burns without spending a penny…
1. Bring Rabbie Burns to life
Dewar’s Whiskey …

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10 ways to make the most of a ‘make do’ job

by Harri Pierce on Jan 25,2012

All the talk of a ‘new you’ in the new year, the bleak weather and a measly bank balance (thanks for nothing early December pay cheque) create a perfect storm of job dissatisfaction and itchy feet. Google searches for ‘job site’ see a whopping spike in January, …

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Are you a finance cheat?

by Sian Meades on Jan 24,2012

I’ve realised that I cheat when it comes to money.

Cheaty cheat cheat.

I convince myself that I’m spending less, with sneaky little tricks that I’ve honed over the years.

Here’s a little list of ways I cheat my brain into thinking it’s spending less:
I ignore the pennies
I went out with friends …

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A French victory in frugality: Week 4

by Sarah W on Jan 24,2012

Here we are, time to count up the points … 4thweek into January with one goal : cook more and spend less!

All in all I feel pretty good about my new year’s resolution.

With a little weekend planning, doubling up of ingredients …

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6 easy ways to make extra cash

by Alex Manson-Smith on Jan 24,2012

1. Take part in a police identity parade
I did this a couple of times back in my student days. You turn up, hang around for a bit, make like you’re in The Usual Suspects and go home about an …

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The good life: Chinese New Year treats

by Jo Robinson on Jan 23,2012

It’s Chinese New Year on 29 January and I don’t know about you, but I think that sounds like a good excuse to celebrate! I don’t need much persuading when it comes to cooking, so I thought I’d whip up a Chinese feast for my friends.

It did occur to me that because most of us indulge in a takeaway every …

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TotallyMoney Blog Carnival #51

by Harri Pierce on Jan 23,2012

This week’s TotallyMoney Blog Carnival was hosted by Passive Income to Retire.

Huge thanks to all of you who have volunteered to host the TotallyMoney Carnival this year! We still have a few host slots up for grabs. For more information about what hosting entails, please take a look here. If …

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Savings 1-0 health – the fight continues: Week 4

by Simon on Jan 23,2012

Following last week’s’ fruit’ obsession, I’ve managed to ween myself onto vegetables, in particular courgettes- I bet you’re impressed now?

Well, in truth, don’t be as said vegetables are indeed genuine courgettes but thinly sliced and deep fried at my favourite lunchtime restaurant – I thought I’d substitute my …

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