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Personal Finance

  • Fintech Pensionbee buzzes towards profits after reporting boost in savers

    January 19, 2023

    London-listed fintech PensionBee has doubled down on its prediction of profits this year after reporting a boost in customers and revenues in 2022.

  • It’s Blue Monday, So Is It Time For A New Job?

    January 16, 2023

    January is such a tough month in so many ways: you probably got paid before Christmas, meaning that your bank balance isn’t looking too healthy right now––and payday is ages away. The weather is dire, those endorphins depleted during the festivities are struggling to retain equilibrium, you’ve broken all your resolutions. The icing on the [...]

  • No Amigos: Controversial credit shop Amigo struggling to raise cash, firm says

    January 16, 2023

    Beleaguered credit firm Amigo said it was struggling to raise cash from investors today as it scrambles to boost its balance sheet ahead of a planned full return to lending this year.

  • First-time buyers spend 39 per cent of take home pay on a mortgage – Nationwide

    January 13, 2023

    Homes for first-time buyers are at their most expensive as a proportion of take-home pay since the financial crisis. The proportion of monthly income that first-time buyers are having to put towards mortgage repayments is returning to levels last seen in the 2008 financial crisis, according to Nationwide. Nationwide, the UK’s third largest lender has [...]

  • What You Need To Know About Career Cushioning

    January 9, 2023

    The world––and the world of work––is changing. 2022 brought about once-in-a-generation interest rate hikes, a crippling surge in the cost of living and a worrying number of layoffs in the tech sector. Understandably, that uncertain economic environment has made many people nervous. Will jobs be secure into the future, are workers looking at layoffs, and [...]

  • ‘Divorce Day’: Why cash-strapped couples are looking at putting off their split amid money woes

    January 9, 2023

    Over a third of married couples who had been considering a divorce are now opting to stay in their relationship because of the cost-of-living crisis, according to a survey. The first working Monday of the new year has been dubbed ‘Divorce Day’ by lawyers, but many couples are thinking twice before splitting from their partner [...]

  • 5 Job Hunting Tips If You Can’t Do Another Year At Your Job

    January 3, 2023

    It takes roughly five months, from start to finish, to get a new job. So, if you’re serious about pursuing a new role or getting your foot in the door in a new industry in 2023, you need to start getting organised now. Here’s how to go about it. 1.   Do your research Salary still [...]

  • Work and pensions minister quits for ‘personal reasons’

    January 1, 2023

    Work and pensions minister Baroness Stedman-Scott has stepped down for “personal reasons”, Downing Street has said. Lady Stedman-Scott, 67, has been a minister in the department since 2019, having previously been a Government whip in the House of Lords. She is replaced by Viscount Younger of Leckie, who moves from the whips’ office where he [...]

  • Scottish Widows: Unmarried couples missing out on life insurance payouts

    December 30, 2022

    Many unmarried couples with life insurance could be at risk of not receiving a payout if one of the partners dies, a survey suggests. Just over half (52 per cent) of unmarried people know if their partner has a life insurance policy, while 43 per cent said their other half has no plans to ensure [...]

  • 4 Reasons You Should Look For A New Job In 2023

    December 26, 2022

    It’s safe to say the job for life model of yore that your parents probably aspired to is about as relevant today as ping-pong and pool tables in an office where most of the workforce are doing their daily duties remotely. Redundant perks aside, there are lots of reasons why the start of the new [...]

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