When it comes to ensuring a bright future for your children, few things are as important as effective financial planning. Parents often strive to provide the best for their children, whether that’s a quality education, a safety net for unexpected challenges, or a financial head start in life. Achieving these goals requires discipline, knowledge, and a long-term perspective. In this article,...
As new research shows that the average UK parent spends over £200 a week extra during school holidays¹, experts at BOXT have revealed how to save on home bills whilst the kids are at home.
Andy Kerr, Founder at BOXT says: “School holidays can be expensive. The additional energy costs of having children at home are often forgotten about and not planned for, meaning that a large energy...
Teaching your children about money from a young age is essential to equip them with the knowledge and habits they need to make informed financial decisions throughout their lives.
We recently conducted a survey across 2500 parents with children aged 21+ which revealed 28% still bail their children out financially.
Finance expert Gary Hemming, from ABC Finance gives us a...
· Attention parents and carers! Sainsbury's 'Baby's Big Event' has returned in-store and online running from now until Wednesday 14th February.
· These unmissable deals across popular baby and toddler products will help your weekly budget go a little bit further and keep your little ones stocked up on all their essentials.
· Deals include saving a whopping 50% on Pampers...
January presents the perfect time to make any money resolutions for the year ahead - it symbolises fresh starts, new beginnings…and as many of us are aware: it’s the longest month until payday!
But if you’re tired of setting yourself the same seemingly impossible task of getting your finances in gear, British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP) members share thoughts on why...
The latest Deadline to Breadline report from Legal & General has found UK households’ financial resilience has shrunk by 21% since 2020 (from 24 days to 19 days)
People overestimate (by nearly six weeks – actually 41 days) how long they could fund basic living costs (such as housing costs, loans/ credit card repayments, utility bills and food) if they lost their income