Energy bills are rising at an alarming rate. Sadly, there’s no way for any of us to escape this. At All Things Money, we know you will have tried all the obvious ways to save money on your energy bills.
Financial markets are tricky at the moment. Political uncertainty, high inflation and rising interest rates are all leading to poor performance from the stock market. However, this doesn’t mean you should stop investing though. And it certainly shouldn’t put you
Your budget may well be tight right now. As the cost of living continues to rise, we’re all looking for more ways to save money. By now, we know you’ve tried all the usual ways. So, here at All Things
Your credit score – that pesky little 3-digit number can affect your ability to get things like credit cards, mortgages or loans. If you weren’t already aware, our credit history contains the number of open accounts you have, your total
You can’t escape it. Buying a house is hard, particularly if it’s your first home. Don’t let that deter you though. You may need a bit of a helping hand to get yourself on the property ladder. This doesn’t have
Most of us are looking to pinch some pennies at the moment. But it can be difficult right? Well, if you are someone who struggles to budget effectively, budgeting apps can help you stay on track and reach your savings goals.
Costs are increasing and life is getting more expensive. To cope with this, you may well be looking for ways to make money online. This can help supplement your main income and give you some extra cash each month. There
With the cost of living continuing to increase, more and more people are finding it increasingly difficult to afford their basic living costs on their wages alone. There are several benefits which you could be entitled to so it’s worth
As some of you may have seen from my socials last week, I was kindly invited to the launch of Debt Free London‘s Brand New Bus on Tuesday 22nd February! If you haven’t already seen the groovy bus touring round
This week’s blog post was kindly written by Payplan, a free debt advice service. Many people who find themselves in financial difficulty start with small, manageable amounts of credit that quickly get out of control. A student overdraft here, a
AD | Now that Christmas is officially over and we have finally started a fresh new year, now is the perfect time to review your finances. Whether you are someone that has accumulated debt over time, or if you are
AD | I don’t know about you, but I am someone that is very meticulous when it comes to managing my personal finances. I’m so extra, I actually have 9 different bank accounts. Yes, you read that correctly – I
AD | This week on Instagram, I covered the topic of bills. Yes, the glorious topic only us entering the adulting world would be more than aware of. I’m not sure about you, but when it comes to bills, it
This week on the blog, I thought it would be a great idea to touch on the topic of investing again. If you don’t know what investing is, then investing can often be seen as a great alternative to putting
Keeping track of your finances, and how you spend your money is important. Thankfully, there’s now a great selection of apps that make managing your money a breeze. These apps will help you take control of your finances, improve your
Following on from my last post about my top 3 personal finance book recommendations, I thought it would be fitting to dedicate this week’s blog post to Gill Fielding, a wealth expert and CEO of Fielding Financial. Just like me,
I’m not sure about you but I’m still wondering why we were taught Pythagoras’ theorem at school and not how things such as taxes, pensions and mortgages work! The lack of personal finance education in the UK isn’t great which
If you follow me on Instagram, then you would know that every Sunday, I host my weekly ‘Sunday Money Confessions’ series. This is where people anonymously share with me their bad money habits, recent splurges or most expensive purchases. Since
After covering the topic of credit cards over on Instagram this week, I thought it would be fitting to have a blog post dedicated to the topic too. This week, I invited Lauren from Pave to write an article to
Since creating All Things Money, investing is a topic I probably get asked about the most. Why? Probably because it is talked about so much that it makes people who are not currently investing feel like they have been left
I can’t believe I am actually saying this, but we have finally made it to the end of 2020! I think we can all agree that 2020 has been a pretty challenging year in so many ways but the new
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