Araminta Robertson is the creator of Financially Mint, a personal finance blog for university students written by an actual student. She interviews experts, does weird experiments and a ton of research to help her and others graduate financially intelligent. Whether you’re a parent or someone who simply wants to help students out, there are several […]
David from Money for Monday writes about a range of topics including money, work and life. In 2015 David completed an online HND and today asks whether investment in online courses is a worthwhile expense or best avoided. I didn’t like school and I mean I really didn’t like school. Don’t get me wrong, I wasn’t one […]
This Loose Change article is by Luci Olivia, a UK money blogger writing and advising about how to have amazing life experiences without giving up on your financial goals on TheFrugalFox.org. Recognising that you have a bad habit – from smoking to drinking to shopping – and then working on it is an admirable journey […]
This Loose Change article is by Faith Archer, an award-winning personal finance journalist who is also a money blogger at Much More With Less about moving to the country, living on less and making the most of it. Why oh why did the government have to take a good thing, and make it complicated? I’m talking […]
Today’s Loose Change article is by Dr Nikki Ramskill, who blogs as The Female Money Doctor. From a very young age, my mother instilled in me the strength to be different, and that as a woman, I should never feel that I couldn’t do something. She always encouraged me to follow my passions, and this led […]
On her customer service blog Lady Janey, Jane tackles a range of consumer issues, with the aim of encouraging people to get the best possible customer service experience for their money. At last, I thought! No more having to double and triple check any extra charges I might be facing when purchasing either online or in store. I’ve […]
This Loose Change article is by David Taylor who blogs about his money-saving journey at Thinking Thrifty – everything from snapping up reduced food in his local supermarket to renovating a café for under £500. I’m a big old hater of charges, can’t stand the horrible things, whether that be the ridiculous bank charge for sending you […]
Erith blogs at Cracking Retirement about having fun in Retirement, making the most of her money, travelling far and wide and enjoying her hobby: bashing metal. There was a lot of publicity for food banks this Christmas, particularly around the theme No child should go hungry at Christmas, however, no child should go hungry on […]
Katy Stevens from katykicker.com writes about a variety of topics including money making and saving. Today Katy shares her frustrations over mobile phone providers and the lack of help to protect customers from overspending. Recently I was helping my Mum with her finances. While my hard work has got her good prices on her utilities, […]
This Loose Change article is by Kerry from Money Saving Journeys blogs about her favourite things – debt busting, saving money, making money and travelling on a budget. Just recently I have been trying to lose weight. I’d managed to lose some quite successfully about a year ago, but slowly the weight had begun to creep […]