How much can you save out of a weekly budget and how much would you like to live on when you retire? Over 30% of us in the UK are failing to save, according to a report from Scottish Widows, but I’ll show you how to spring clean your finances. You could ask yourself some [...]
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Whether you have re-juggled your budget, cut your costs and scrimped to save a spare £1,000 or had an unexpected work bonus, or you may have been a lucky winner – but now comes the decision on where and what to invest your lump sum in now? There are several ways you can invest your [...]
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You may have hit the big 40 or know that it’s creeping up on you, but be warned that you may need a major financial health warning if you haven’t started saving for your retirement. Mid-life seems a positive time to take stock of your financial state of affairs. At compareandsave.com, we look at how [...]
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More and more people in the UK are eschewing cash in favour of plastic as way to pay for goods and services. With the rising popularity in prepaid credit cards it looks as if the UK may be one step closer to becoming a cashless society. With this in mind, compareandsave.com looks at the benefits [...]
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Does food shopping eat into your finances? According to shopping analyst IGD’s ShopperTrack survey, 30% of people put price first and 90% list it in their top five influences when buying food. At Compareandsave.com, we show you how to break those bad habits and get saving with these top tips for a cheaper shopping experience… [...]
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There’s hardly time for the last of your Christmas bubbly to fizzle out before the temptation of the New Year sales come a-carolling. But, before you head off to fight the crowds and sift through the sale rails for a retail bargain, why not spread the cost of your New Year sales bounty? At compareandsave.com, [...]
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In the spotlight, this month is Tracey Bleakley, CEO of the Pfeg (Personal Finance Education) 1. What simple and achievable savings goals do you have on a monthly basis? I’m saving to pay off my mortgage early (in ten years). I also have a ‘rainy day’ fund that I like to keep around three-months living [...]
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In the spotlight this month is Nick Cann, Chief Executive of the IFP (Institute of Financial Planning) 1. What simple and achievable savings goals do you have on a monthly basis? I have always been a good spender and therefore maximising the amount of monthly savings that I can put away in my ISA and [...]
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Before April 1999, Personal Equity Plans (PEP) and the Tax-Exempt Savings Account (TESSA) were the smartest way to save your money, however with the introduction of the Individual Savings Account (ISA) comes a better tax free way to save your cash. Although Personal Equity Plans are still an efficient way to save your money, you [...]
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Visiting all of the attractions London has to offer would be impossible in a hundred lifetimes – to coin a phrase, “…when a man is tired of London, he is tired of life; for there is in London all that life can afford.” ~ Samuel Johnson – but, just seeing the main attractions could easily burn a big hole in your bank balance, but there are still some ways to make the most of this fantastic city.
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