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Spoons Savings: The hidden costs of a pre flight meal
Following the reopening of countries across Europe, almost 7.5 million Brits plan to go on holiday this year. As holiday-makers flock to airports to head off on a long-awaited summer holiday, money.co.uk has looked at the hidden costs associated with travel.
5 ways to check a website is legit
If you're not sure a website is secure, there are quick and easy ways to check you aren't risking your personal information. Here are 5 ways to check if a website is legit.
Can you transfer money from a credit card to your bank account
If you want to borrow a small sum of cash to repay a debt, or clear an overdraft, you can use a money transfer credit card to move credit into your current account.
How to prepare for redundancy
The possibility of redundancy is something most workers fear. But preparing for the worst and knowing your rights beforehand, can go a long way in helping you get through the tough times.
Last minute holiday checklist
Last minute holidays can be a great way to bag a top deal, but there are still a few things you cannot afford to forget. Here is what you need for a safe last minute trip that won’t break the bank.
The 2020 Renovation Nation Report reveals which areas of their properties homeowners have been upgrading under lockdown
With lockdown restrictions keeping most of us indoors, homeowners have been busy upgrading their homes to make them more comfortable and usable while working from home. Some have used personal loans, money from their holiday fund or have remortgaged to fund the renovations.
When should you use a credit card or debit card?
When it comes to credit cards vs. debit cards, is one better than the other? Each has its advantages, so it's useful to know when to use one over the other.
How to get a business loan
If you want to take your business to the next level but don’t have the funds to do so, you could consider getting a business loan.
Leasehold vs freehold: Which should you get?
If you’re looking to buy a property in England or Wales, you’ll notice that they’re either listed as leasehold or freehold. But what’s the difference? We’re here to explain the terms, and share what they might mean for you as a property owner.
Coronavirus: A restaurant owners’ guide to the ‘Eat Out to Help Out’ scheme
The Government-backed discount scheme aims to support the restaurant and leisure sector. Money.co.uk has put together this helpful guide to show you how your restaurant business could benefit.
What will the future hold for the great British high street?
With effects of COVID-19 restrictions impacting the high street, our consumer spending experts predict what the future of the high street could look like
A first time buyer guide to buildings insurance
There are a lot of costs to consider when buying your first home, but buildings insurance is one you can’t ignore.