Putting your house on the market is one of the most stressful things you’ll ever do. And if it refuses to sell, it’s easy to feel demoralised, and unsure of what you’re doing wrong. There are a few easy steps you can take to improve your chances of selling…
-First impressions are […]

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Insuring your car is a legal requirement, and by shopping around you will be able to find a deal to suit you, be it very comprehensive cover or extremely basic. Once you have insurance however, there are scenarios in which your cover would be invalidated and you would be unable to claim money in the […]

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Since the introduction of top-up fees in 2006-07, the world of student finance has changed significantly. Though tuition fee loans ensure that you don’t have to worry about £3,000 of debt per year during your course, the income-assessed maintenance loan is another matter. Whilst you will get 75% of the full […]

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Before the age of the internet, the majority of holidaymakers booked their trips through travel agents. Now, the best way to get cheaper deals is to shop around online. Make sure that your holiday is worth the money with these top cost-cutting tactics.
Flights
Finding cheap flights is becoming easier as the […]

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Research from the Alliance & Leicester has found that it costs parents in the UK over £17,000 to help their children get a foot on the property ladder. This figure is £4,000 more generous than was expected by first-time buyers who had turned to their parents for help. In the current […]

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That Britain is slipping into a personal debt crisis has been well documented for a number of years now. The UK’s burgeoning levels of personal debt have, for a long time, far outweighed that of our European neighbours.  Indeed, figures released last year revealed that the average consumer in this county is £3,008 in debt […]

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The cost of attending a university according to government figures is as follows:
£4,125 per year in course costs (such as tuition fees)
£6,897 per year in living costs (including basic living requirements, household costs, course and non-course related costs such as travel and entertainment)
To show just how much the cost for today’s students has escalated in […]

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A recent survey by A&L Loans found that the most popular reason for taking out a loan was to buy a vehicle. Accounting for nearly two fifths of loans, it was followed by debt consolidation (34%) and home improvements (20%). In truth however there are countless reasons why one might be inspired to take out […]

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If you are in any way similar to me, the thought of choosing a present is a thing you dread. Your dilemma is that you want to think of a gift that is extraordinary and original, something likely to outdo all others gift ideas at the party.
Basically, no-one wants to be the one who runs […]

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Premiums are calculated in differing ways, this is why we see a disparity between the various offerings in the marketplace. For example, the cost gap between ASDA Home Insurance and L&G Home Insurance is purely accreditable to the unique way each lender sizes things up. However, there are a few common rules when a value […]

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