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See our most recently published comprehensive guides to money matters across all categories:

Car tax explained: What you need to know to tax your car

Tax your car quickly and easily with our comprehensive guide. Learn how to pay car tax, check current rates, and understand exemptions in the UK.

8 practical tips to separate your personal and business finances

Discover how to differentiate your business and personal spending with this handy five-minute guide.

Withdrawing Cash Abroad

This in-depth guide explains the different options available for accessing cash abroad, how much each one costs and how to avoid excessive fees.

Tips for Travelling on a Budget

Do you love to travel but need to save money? Follow these top tips for travelling on a budget.

Should You Pay in Local Currency?

When spending overseas, you might be asked if you want to pay in the local currency or sterling. We explain why choosing the local option can be cheaper.

How to start your emergency fund

An emergency savings fund can be a godsend when life sends you a curve ball. Here’s how to start an emergency fund for those urgent unexpected bills.

How to Create an Effective Monthly Spending Budget

Follow our step-by-step guide to creating a monthly spending budget to take control of your finances.

What are Regular Savings Accounts?

A regular savings account can be a great place to save for a big purchase. This guide explains what you need to know about regular savings accounts.

Understanding Interest Rates for Savings

Find out what you need to know about interest rates with this comprehensive guide and watch your savings pot grow.

How To Find Lost Savings and Bank Accounts

Find out how to recover lost assets and trace lost savings and dormant bank accounts quickly and free of charge with our step-by-step guide.

How To Be Tax Efficient With Your Savings

Do you need to pay tax on interest from your savings accounts? Find out when tax is due and how to make sure you’re not paying more than necessary.

Should You Focus on Paying Off Debt or Saving Money?

Deciding whether to pay off debt or build a savings pot first isn’t always easy. Here’s what you need to know.

How to Spot Loan Scams and Avoid Them

Discover what loan fraud is and how to protect yourself against loan scams.

What Is Compound Interest?

Compound interest can significantly increase your saving and investment returns. Find out more with our five-minute guide to compounding interest.

Find out more about compound interest

How Much Can You Put in an Isa?

ISAs are a tax-efficient way to save, but it’s important to understand how ISA allowances work.

Are Stocks And Shares ISAs Worth It?

A stocks and shares ISA can be a great way to grow your savings – especially over the longer term. Find out if they’re right for you with our quick guide.

Is It A Good Time To Invest In Stocks And Shares?

Predicting the best time to invest in stocks and shares is almost impossible. It's more about your appetite for risk and reward.

How Often Can You Switch Bank Accounts?

Everyone hopes they open the right account, but what if the one you settle on isn’t up to scratch? The simple answer is to switch bank accounts.

What is a Direct Debit?

Direct Debits are the easiest way to schedule vital monthly payments, such as your rent, mortgage and utility bills, and ensure they go out of your current account on time.

What is a Standing Order?

Anyone with a bank account can set up standing orders to take care of regular payments. In this guide, we explain how they work and why they’re a good idea.

The different types of bank accounts available to you

Money management is essential, and the right bank account will ensure your cash is safe and working for you. Make sure you open the right one with our guide.

How to deal with defaults on your debt

If you fail to make debt payments on time, you could be issued with a default. Here’s what you need to know about them and what to do next

What to do after a default

How to check if you are on the electoral roll

Registering to vote doesn’t just mean you can exercise your rights and get a say in who runs the country – it has fairly hefty financial benefits too. Here’s what you need to know

How to check the electoral roll

How long does bankruptcy stay on your credit report?

Becoming bankrupt is one way of dealing with debts, but it will affect your credit rating. Here we explain everything you need to know.

It does clear eventually

How do credit reference agencies work?

Credit reference agencies are the go-to places for banks and other lenders after they get requests for credit from the likes of you and me. This is why it’s important to know who they are and how they work

What they already know about you

ISA or Savings Account: Which option is best for you?

You could be forgiven for thinking there’s no real difference between a cash ISA and a standard savings account. But even if they look and work in a similar way, ISAs have qualities that set them apart, as we explain here.

What are Premium Bonds prizes?

Premium bonds are a popular way to save, but unlike other methods of saving, they don’t pay any interest on the money you deposit.

Why is my credit score going down?

There are lots of things that can cause a credit score to drop. Here we explain the most common reasons and how to rectify them.

Bonds or Savings account?

When you are starting to save, you have several choices about where to put your money. You can save into a traditional savings account or choose a savings bond. We explain the pros and cons of both traditional savings accounts and bonds.

How long does a default stay on your credit report

If you miss repayments on a credit card or loan, you could end up with a default. This marker goes on your credit file and impacts your score. Here’s everything you need to know.

How to transfer a child trust fund to a junior ISA

If you want your child’s money to work hard for them you should consider transferring their child trust fund to a junior ISA. We explain why and how to proceed.

How to register a business?

Here’s everything you need to know to make sure your side hustle is legitimate including the difference between being a sole trader and a limited partnership, which might be right for you, and the deadlines and paperwork you need to consider

What you need to get ready now

How to make an invoice

If you’ve set up your own business, knowing how to create an invoice correctly is crucial to ensuring you get paid, as we explain.

Full guide to making an invoice

55 business ideas to kick-start in the UK this year (2026 guide)

Thinking of starting a business? Here are 55 practical ideas to help you get started, including AI spinoffs, low-cost options and home-based working.

Sole Trader vs Limited Company: What’s Best for You?

Deciding whether to operate as a sole trader or a limited company is a key decision for a small business owner. Here are the pros and cons of each approach.

How to get funding for a new business idea

Discover seven steps you need to follow to secure funding for your startup, from testing your idea to picking the right finance option.

Where yo look for the money you need

How to employ someone

If your business becomes successful enough, or you need a hand to get it started, you will need to think about employing staff to help out. But how do you pay them, what responsibilities do you have, and how much does it cost to employ someone?

What you need to check for

How to write a business plan in 10 simple steps

Follow our step-by-step guide to writing a business plan and setting your business up for success.

How to save petrol while driving

With petrol and diesel prices hitting all time highs in the UK, we’ve tracked down some of the people who are managing to almost double the distance they can drive on a full tank to share their secrets.

Cancelling a holiday? Your UK rights explained

Unsure of your holiday cancellation rights? Our guide explains your refund options for package holidays, flights and hotels in the UK.

When you can - and can't - claim

How do I get my money back if a company goes bust?

There are legal rights in place for consumers if a business closes down. Find out what they are and how they protect you and your money.

Who you need to call first

How does the State Pension work?

Not everyone gets a state pension in the UK, and payouts vary heavily from person to person, even for those who qualify. Here is how the state pension works, what it could pay you and when you can claim it.

How to Get the Best Exchange Rate for Your Holiday

Finding the best travel money exchange rates is an easy way to boost your holiday budget. Learn how to get the best deal with this comprehensive guide.

How couples can save more money on car insurance than singletons

If you're part of a couple you can sometimes save significant amount on your car insurance - this is how being married, in a civil partnership or even just cohabiting with a significant other can result in a cheaper car insurance quote

Travel insurance cancellation cover explained

Unexpectedly need to cancel your holiday? Our guide explains when travel insurance will cover you, what's included, and how to make a claim.

Car Insurance Not on Comparison Websites October 2026

Some car insurance companies are not listed on price comparison websites as they would rather people compared their overall package rather than just see who's cheapest. We've rounded up some of the top ones here.

Can you get a loan if you are unemployed?

If you are not in regular employment, you will struggle to get a standard loan from a high street lender. A specialist lender may be able to help you, but borrowing may come with higher costs.

Disabled drivers' car insurance rules explained

How does having a disability impact what you pay for insurance and are there any financial benefits or services available to help? We explain all

What is electric scooter insurance?

Do you know all the rules around electric scooters for adults? And do you have the right electric scooter insurance in place? We’ll tell you everything you need to know.

The 7 things you need to do if you get hacked

Having your accounts hacked can be frightening, especially if fraudsters get hold of your bank details or private data. Here is what you need to do if you think you have been hacked.

Buying a second-hand electric vehicle

There are both financial and environmental benefits to buying a second-electric vehicle when looking to invest in a new car. The experts at money.co.uk have provided some guidance to help you assess if this is the right option for you.

Towing vehicles and insurance explained

Towing a caravan or trailer is a great British tradition. But, what laws should you know about to lug another vehicle on UK roads and do you need insurance?

What type of car insurance should you get?

Find the ideal car insurance cover. Learn the difference between comprehensive, third-party, fire and theft, and third-party only cover with our guide.

What is indemnity insurance?

If you’re buying or selling a property, you might be encouraged to take out indemnity insurance. Indemnity insurance could protect you against some of the things that could go wrong with your property in the future.

How to write a cheque

If you don’t know how to write a cheque already, that’s probably because it’s a dying art. But, now and then, the need arises. So here’s a simple guide to help you out.

How driving an electric vehicle can save you money

Driving an electric vehicle is a great option for those looking to reduce their carbon footprint. However, it can also be a great option if you are hoping to keep your driving costs low.

Loans for Peer to peer lending October 2026

Peer to peer lending is also known as P2P or crowdfunding. It matches savers wanting a high return with borrowers needing a low interest rate. Peer to peer is closer to investing than it is to saving.

Our guide to driving abroad

Planning to drive abroad? Understand car insurance for your own vehicle and secure smart car hire excess cover. Compare options and save with money.co.uk.

Do you need short term car insurance?

If you only need a car for a few days, taking out a short term insurance policy is an affordable and convenient option — here is how to find the best policy.

Do you need car insurance when you learn to drive?

Concerned about learner driver insurance? Find out when you need cover, who needs to be insured, and what happens after you pass your test in our guide.

Moving house: change of address checklist

There's lots to remember when you're moving home, and it's essential you let the relevant people know your new address. Here is what you need to do when you move.

How to claim on your home insurance

Learn how to claim on your home insurance. Our guide covers the process, what you can claim for, common exclusions, and how long claims might take.

The UK Global Health Insurance Card Explained

Find out what the UK Global Health Insurance Card (GHIC) covers, how it differs from the EHIC, and how to apply for your free card from the NHS.

How the GHIC works

Is debit card protection the same as for credit cards?

Purchases made on your credit card offer you some protection, but the rules for debit cards are different. Here is how the Chargeback scheme provides protection for your debit card.

How to Apply for a Loan

Follow this comprehensive step-by-step guide to boost your chances of being approved for a loan.

How To Reduce Your Loan Repayments

Take control of your outstanding debts by reducing the monthly costs of unsecured loan repayments.

What Does Annual Percentage Rate of Charge (APRC) Mean?

The annual percentage rate of charge is a useful tool for comparing mortgage and loan products. Here’s how to use it effectively.

Can you add your child to your car insurance?

Adding your child to your car insurance? Learn the rules, avoid fronting, and find tips to get cheaper car insurance for young drivers. Compare quotes today!

When does your car need a SORN?

A SORN declaration tells the DVLA your car is off the road. Find out what you need to do, how to apply, and the rules you must follow.

Driving other cars (DOC) cover

Need to drive someone else's car? Learn about Driving Other Cars (DOC) cover, temporary cover and named driver options. Get insured with money.co.uk.

Should you get short term van insurance?

Short-term van insurance can be a good option if you only need to insure a van for a short period of time. Here’s what you need to know.

What to do if your car suffers flood damage

Car damaged by water? Don't panic. Our guide explains what to do, how to claim on your insurance, and how to spot a flood-damaged car.

No claims bonuses: What you need to know

Find out what a no claims bonus is and how it can save you money on car insurance. Learn how to earn, protect, and transfer your NCB with our expert guide.

What is commercial van insurance?

Find the right business van insurance for your trade. Compare policies, cover levels, and costs to save money on your commercial van cover.

Car insurance optional extras explained

Car insurance extras can help you get the cover you need. But are they worth the cost? Find out what car insurance add-ons are and if you need them.

How does car insurance excess work?

Car insurance excess explained simply. Find out how much excess you pay, if increasing it is worth it, and what happens if you can't afford it.

How can I help my children buy their first house?

With first-time buyers finding it harder than ever to get a mortgage, some parents are giving their children a helping hand onto the property ladder. But how does it all work and what are the potential pitfalls?

How to borrow money with bad credit

You can get a personal loan with bad credit, but the rates will likely be high. It can be harder to get a loan with bad credit, and it may be worth trying to improve your score before you apply for a loan.

Is it ever too late to start a pension?

A pension can give you an income when you retire, but how much will depend on what you contribute during your working life. Here are your pension options, even if you start late.

Current account vs savings account: which is right for you?

Current accounts and savings accounts are the two main types of account on offer from banks and building societies - but what exactly is the difference between the two and which type of account is right for you?

Driving after a stroke: What you need to know

Find out what you need to know about driving after a stroke or TIA. We cover DVLA rules, driving assessments and getting the right car insurance.

MOT checklist - Prepare for your test

Is your MOT due? Get ready with our expert MOT checklist. Learn what to check, how much it costs, and what to do if your car fails.

A guide to car immobilisers

Unsure if your car has an immobiliser or alarm? We explain what Thatcham categories mean and how they could help you get cheaper car insurance.

Car remapping – What is it and how does it work?

Is car remapping worth it? Learn about engine remapping for performance or economy, its impact on insurance and warranty, and expert tips in our guide.

Pavement parking laws in the UK

Is parking on the pavement illegal in the UK? Get answers on where it's legal, what fines apply, and how to appeal, including potential bans.

What Is The Best Way To Save For Your Child?

It’s never too early to start saving for your child, and there’s no shortage of savings accounts for little ones. But which is best? Here, we explore the various child savings options.

What is the best way to pay for a new car?

Buying a new car is exciting but deciding how to pay for your new pride and joy can be tricky. Here is how to find the best way to finance your new vehicle.

How to get a house valuation

With a bit of detective work it is possible to get a good idea of your house valuation for free, thanks to information now available online.

What is a unit trust?

A unit trust puts your money in the hands of an expert fund manager together with other investors. Here is what you need to know about unit trusts before you invest.

How are investments taxed?

Learn more about the types of tax you might need to pay on your investments.

Find out how are investments taxed

What loans can you apply for when you're self employed?

Getting a loan when you are self-employed can be harder, but it’s not impossible. Here's everything you need to know including which options are available and how to maximise your chances.

10 steps to becoming debt free

We explain, step by step, how you can work towards clearing your debts and becoming debt free.

How to get your first credit card

Here is how to prepare yourself for your first credit card application.

Are Premium Bonds a safe investment or a waste of time?

We explore whether investing in Premium Bonds is worth it or whether you’re better off looking elsewhere.

How to invest in property

If you have grand designs on property investment, you'll need to get your finances into gear. We show you how to work out if property development is a realistic dream and how to make it happen.

What's the best place for your money?

Knowing what to do with savings can be difficult, especially with inflation so high. Here is what you can do if you have money to invest.

What is an innovative finance ISA? Our IFISA guide

It is the third type of ISA that exists alongside the cash ISA and the stocks and shares ISA. Here is how the innovative finance ISA works.

Chargeback claims: how to get your money back

You could claim a refund if something goes wrong when you spend on your debit, prepaid or credit card. Here's how the Chargeback scheme can get your money back from your bank.

How do I gift money without being taxed?

You may be able to give away money without paying tax, but it depends on whom it goes to and how much you give. Here is what you need to know about gifting money without paying tax.

Your refund rights explained

If you have been refused a refund for faulty or unwanted goods you are not alone. Here are your rights to help get your money back if a company is refusing to give you a refund.

How to transfer money from your credit card to a 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 cash into your current account.

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.

Buildings insurance for first time buyers

A first-time buyer's guide to buildings insurance. Find out what it is, why your mortgage lender needs it, and when to get cover.

What is interest?

Borrowing costs money. A lender will usually charge a borrower a percentage of the money lent, rather than a flat fee. This is called interest. This guide covers the basics of how interest works, what it is and what it means for your finances.

What are pensions?

You can use a pension as an income during your retirement, but there are several types and many rely on how much money you put into them. Here is how they work.

Read about what pensions are

Can You Switch Banks With an Overdraft?

You don’t need to panic if your overdraft has got out of hand. Instead, shop around for a current account that charges less and switch bank.

How to Switch Bank Accounts

Discover how to save money and get better customer service by switching bank accounts.

What are defined contribution and defined benefit pensions?

Most people have either a defined contribution or a defined benefit pension, but do you know which is which and understand the difference between them? Here’s what you need to know.

How Is My Pension Taxed When You Retire?

Pension taxation seems complicated, but knowing the rules is crucial so you don’t overpay. This guide explains everything you need to know.

Find out more on how your pension is taxed

What is an annuity?

When you retire and get your hands on your pension, it is difficult to know how to use your money. Here is how an annuity can turn your pension funds into a guaranteed income for life.

How does private health insurance work?

Thinking about private health insurance? Discover what it is, how it works, and what it covers in our comprehensive guide to UK health insurance.

Second home insurance

Our guide explains what second home insurance covers, why you need it, and how to find a policy that fits your needs. Compare quotes and save.

What does contents insurance cover?

What does contents insurance cover? Find out what’s protected in a standard policy, what’s not, and how to get the right level of cover for your home.

What you need to know about inflation

Inflation is a measurement used by governments to help decide future economic policy and set prices and benefits. We explain how inflation impacts you and your money.

How do ISA transfers work?

If you move your ISA to another provider incorrectly you could end up losing your savings' tax-free status. Here is how to transfer your ISA and continue building up your tax-free savings.

A guide to Sharia Banking & Islamic Finance in the UK

Islamic or Sharia banking follows set guidelines taken from Islamic teachings. Here's what you need to know about how it works and how it could help you bank ethically.

Are ISAs still worth it?

Whether you have a cash ISA or are thinking of getting one, you need to know if it's still a good place to invest your money. Here is how to work out if ISAs are worth it for you.

What does building insurance cover?

Protect your home with buildings insurance. We explain what's covered, from fire and flood to leaks. Get the right cover for your property type here.

What are store cards & are they worth it?

Applying for a store card at your favourite shop might bag you a discount, but there could be a cheaper option. Here's how store cards work and what they cost.

How to get a guarantor loan

Asking a friend or family member to be a guarantor could help you get the loan you need. Here is how guarantor loans work and everything you need to know about them.

Lending to friends? Make sure you get your money back

It can be tempting to help out a friend by lending them money. But the most important thing is to be sure they can repay you. Otherwise, you could end up in financial trouble yourself.

How to improve your credit score

You can take these steps to improve your credit score and increase your chances of getting accepted for credit in the future.

What should I do if my credit application is declined

Here is how to deal with a declined credit application, and what you can do to improve your chances next time.

What is a credit record?

A credit score is a record of your financial history, including details of when you have borrowed money and the repayments you have made. Here is what else it shows.

What's the best way to cash-in spare change?

Whether you have recently unearthed a mine of coppers from the back of your sofa or have been saving loose change for years, cashing it in can give your wallet a welcome boost. Find out the best way to switch your pennies for pounds.

Home emergency cover

Compare home emergency cover quotes to protect your home from sudden issues like boiler breakdowns and burst pipes. Get a free quote today.

What to do if you are refused a bank account

It's hard to imagine life without a current account, but this is the reality for many adults. We look at the alternatives if you can't get a bank account.

How to Pay Off Your Overdraft Fast

A large overdraft can be crippling, especially if your bank blocks further payments. Here’s how to pay off your overdraft debt quickly.

Income or accumulation funds: which is the right choice for you?

This is how income and accumulation funds work.

ASU vs income protection insurance

Don't know the difference between ASU and Income Protection? This guide breaks down what they are, what they cover, and which is right for you.

I think I've been scammed, what do I do?

Don't panic. If you think you've been a victim of fraud, these simple steps can help you protect yourself and stop fraudsters in their tracks.

Do you have to pay private parking tickets?

Getting a parking ticket can make your heart sink, but not all parking notices are the same. Here is a breakdown of which parking fines you can ignore, and when you have to pay up.

What to do if your purse or wallet gets lost or stolen

Don't panic. Here are some steps you can take to report and replace your items and reduce your risk of fraud.

How to find the right backpacker travel insurance

If you want to explore the world for a few months you might need a backpacker insurance policy to protect you. Here is how to find the right cover for your extended trip.

What should you do with your leftover currency?

From exchanging foreign currency back to pounds to donating it to charity, we explain all the options available for handling your old foreign currency.

What is a charge card?

Charge cards let you manage your personal or business spending differently to credit or debit cards. Here is how they work and everything else you need to know about them.

How to reclaim your credit card charges

You do not need to accept all credit card charges and could get hundreds of pounds back. Here are the fees you could get back and how to get a refund.

How to choose the best life insurance policy

Find out which life insurance policy is best for your needs. We explain the different types of cover and how to choose the right one for you.

How To Get Accepted For A Credit Card

It's easy to apply for a credit card. But how can you increase your chances of getting your credit card application approved?

How to understand credit card charges

Here are the credit card charges you need to know about and how to avoid them.

Dealing with debt - where to start

Being faced with unmanageable debt can seem overwhelming but there are a number of options available to you. We explain where to start if you're dealing with debt.

What are your rights if your flight is delayed?

If you have been left stranded at the airport, you could claim compensation from the airline. Here are your rights if your flight is delayed.

What is an Investment Trust?

Find out how investment trusts work, the benefits of using one, and what to watch out for. v

Find out more about investment trusts

How to complain about financial services

If you are left out of pocket or are mistreated by your bank or insurer you may want to complain. Here is how to get your complaint heard.

Should you invest in a unit trust?

Unit trusts let you invest your money alongside other investors and offer the chance of making big profits, but are they worth the risk? Here is how they can work for you as easily as they could work against you.

5 steps to finding an IFA you can trust

Finding the right independent financial adviser can help you get control of your cash and save money. Here's how to find an IFA you can trust.

Which debts should you pay off first?

If you're juggling several different debts, the best thing you can do is to tackle them head-on. But where do you start? We look at which debts you should pay off first so that it's easier to get on track to becoming debt-free.

Are you paying too much tax?

Thousands of people across the UK are paying more tax than they need to, are you one of them? We explain how to check and challenge your tax code.

What's the cheapest way to borrow money?

There are hundreds of reasons why you might need to borrow, but unless you're on the ball you could end up pouring your money away on beefy interest rates and bank charges. Here are the best ways to borrow whatever you need the money for.

How to get free debt help

Getting debt advice could help you pay off what you owe quickly and avoid making your problems worse. Here is how to find the best places to get help with your debts.

Can buying a repossessed property save you money?

If you can put aside the emotive mental images conjured up by the words 'repossessed property', then there are some real bargains to be had. You just need to know where to look and how to go about buying.

Should I buy a house with friends?

Buying a house is still out of reach for many first time buyers. Sharing the costs with friends or family can seem like a good idea, but what do you need to know before you take the plunge?

How does credit scoring work?

Your credit score affects any application you make for credit from loans to mortgages to credit cards - but how exactly is your score worked out? We take a look at who decides your credit score and what you can do about it.

11 secrets for successful property viewing | money.co.uk

Whether you are looking to rent or buy, viewing potential properties is a key part of house hunting. Here is how to make sure a property is really worth your money.

How to start investing in shares

Has your savings rate got you looking for alternative ways to use your hard-earned money? Whether it's for long term growth or to generate income, investing in shares can be a profitable way to use your savings!

More about how to start investing in shares

How to build your own house | money.co.uk

Many of us dream of building our own home, and while it is not the right option for everyone, self building could be an affordable way for you to get your ideal property. Yet fail to plan properly and you face the risk of financial ruin.

How to check if a company is legit, UK regulations, and how to avoid risking your money and data

Before you give a new company your business, it’s important to check that they are legitimate and that you aren’t risking your money or your data. Find out how with our guide.

How does the Rent to Buy scheme work? | money.co.uk

If you want to buy a house but can't afford a deposit, there are several schemes that could help you own your own home, including the Rent to Buy scheme. So how does Rent to Buy work and how can it help you?

How to negotiate house price rises and discounts

Here are 7 simple ways to haggle down the asking price so you can make big savings on your new home - even if you are not a natural at negotiating.

Can you sell a house without an estate agent?

Wondering if you can sell your house without an estate agent? Discover the pros, cons, and essential steps to successfully sell your property privately and save on commission fees.

How should you pay your rental deposit?

Rent, deposits and letting agent fees are rising in price. Here's how to pay your deposit and whether you should consider borrowing the money or using a credit card.

How do you claim tax back?

Paying tax is a fact of life for most of us, but it is surprisingly easy to pay too much and leave yourself out of pocket. Here is how to claim tax back from HMRC.

What are your rights if your rent goes up?

If your landlord puts your rent up is there anything you can do? Here is a breakdown of your rights as a tenant.

What Is A Homeowner Loan?

A homeowner loan lets you borrow money against the value of a house or flat you own. Find out if a homeowner loan is right for you with our quick guide.

What home insurance do you need?

Find the right home cover for your home. We explain buildings vs contents insurance and what specialist policies, like unoccupied cover, are available.

Subsidence and home insurance explained

Can you get home insurance for a house with subsidence? We explain what you need to know about subsidence cover, claims, and higher excesses.

What home insurance do students need?

Get the lowdown on home insurance for students, including what's protected, whether you're covered by your parents, and how to get a quote.

Health insurance for pre-existing conditions

Don't let a pre-existing condition stop you from getting private healthcare. Our guide explains how to get health insurance that covers you.

Do you need legal cover?

Unsure if you need legal cover for your car insurance? We explain what motor legal protection is, what it covers and if it's worth adding to your policy.

What is the best way to spend abroad?

Spending money overseas can end up costing you a fortune in fees and charges, so find out what options you have and which is the cheapest for your trip.