Mortgages
Save with an Offset Mortgage
Offset mortgages are a great way to shave years off the length of your mortgage. By simply using your savings to reduce the amount of interest you pay…Read moreMortgages
The Best Way to Repay Your Mortgage
When you take out a mortgage you must choose how you are going to repay it. You can either go for an interest-only or a repayment mortgage. Read our…Read moreMortgages
How to Find a Mortgage
Don't: Use Banks and Estate Agents Don't be tempted to only talk to your current account or existing mortgage provider because you like the…Read moreCredit Cards
Dump Your Charity Credit Card
At first glance a charity credit card can seem like a simple, low-effort way to regularly donate to charity, but this guide will show you how you can…Read moreMortgages
Getting a Mortgage if You’re Self-Employed
Post-credit crunch, it has become trickier for self-employed workers, freelancers and contractors to get a mortgage – but it’s not impossible. If you…Read moreCredit Cards
Getting Credit for the First Time
If you are new to the country or young, you may struggle to get accepted for credit as you don't have any credit history.Read on to find out how you…Read moreCredit Cards
What to Do if Your Credit Card is Lost or Stolen
Minimise the pain of a stolen or lost credit card by following our guide on who you need to inform, what you need to do, and how to make sure you don…Read moreMortgages
How to Boost Your Mortgage Borrowing Power
Your dreams of buying your perfect home can often be curtailed by a lender's tight purse strings. If you are struggling to borrow as much money as you…Read moreMortgages
How to Get Onto the Property Ladder
Owning your own home may seem beyond your reach. But is it? With numerous schemes out there to give you a leg up onto the housing ladder, you may not…Read moreFree Credit Report
Understanding Your Credit Score
Despite what many people think, there is no such thing as a universal credit score. Every bank has a different idea of the person they want to lend to…Read moreCredit Cards
Making the Most of How to Use Your Credit Card
Credit cards are powerful money-saving tools. Used correctly they can save you thousands of pounds in interest on your borrowing, make you money when…Read moreMortgages
Maximise Your Profits with a Buy-to-Let Mortgage
What is a Buy-to-Let Mortgage? Buy-to-let mortgages have some key differences to ordinary mortgages. Switching to one before renting our your home, or…Read moreCredit Cards
8 Reasons Why You Need a Credit Card
Remember when no one compared car insurance online? Amazingly when it comes to credit cards, the UK is still labouring in the past. Only a very small…Read moreCredit Cards
Getting the Most from Your Rewards Credit Card
£500 billion is spent on plastic each year but well over 80% of that doesn't earn rewards. If you pay off your credit card balance in full each month…Read moreCredit Cards
Discover the Cards that Stop Credit Rejection
If you have been rejected for a credit card, read this guide before applying again. There are credit cards designed for people with poor credit…Read moreCredit Cards
Spread Your Costs With a 0% Purchase Credit Card
Planning a major purchase? A 0% purchase credit card is the cheapest way to borrow and (as with all credit cards) provides you with free extra…Read moreCredit Cards
Make the Most of a Combined Credit Card
Combined credit cards offer interest-free deals on balance transfers and new purchases. Use one correctly and, for a period, you don't need to pay…Read moreCredit Cards
Earn Money with a Cashback Credit Card
Credit cards aren't just a handy borrowing tool. Some of them can make you hundreds of pounds a year. Essentially, with a cashback credit card, you…Read moreCredit Cards
Save Money with a Balance Transfer Credit Card
Save Money with a Balance Transfer Credit Card Balance transfers. The finance world talks about them like everyone knows what they are, like they’re…Read moreCredit Cards
Avoid the Minimum Repayments Trap
If you only make the minimum repayments on your credit card, one holiday could end up taking you twenty years to pay off. Minimum repayments, are the…Read more