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If you’re over State Pension age and on a low income, Pension Credit could top up your weekly income

Many low income families are struggling with the cost-of-living crisis, yet many people don’t realise they could be entitled to extra financial help, even if they’re working. In fact, there could be as much as £15 billion in unclaimed benefits. 

Managing your money starts with understanding it. This handy Budget Planner, helps you break down your income and expenses to build a clear picture of your finances. 

We understand that the cost-of-living crisis and other personal challenges can feel overwhelming. Whether you’re facing financial stress, struggling with mental health or simply don’t know where to turn, we’re here to support you. 

From unexpected bills to changes in income, we all face ups and downs when it comes to money. Building financial resilience means being better prepared for life’s surprises, big or small.

Your credit file doesn’t just affect loans and mortgages – it can impact your phone contract, insurance premiums and even your ability to rent a home.

When money’s tight, saving might be the last thing on your mind. But what if you could build up a little pot of savings, without having to find anything extra each month?

The rising cost of living is something no household can afford to ignore. With energy prices increasing, fuel costs soaring, and everyday essentials becoming more expensive, it’s no surprise that many people are feeling the squeeze.

The earlier children start learning about money, the more confident they’ll feel about managing it in the future. And the good news? You don’t need to be a financial expert to teach your kids great money habits, just a few simple conversations can go a long way.

If you’ve ever been asked to “set up a standing order” or “pay by Direct Debit,” it’s easy to assume they’re the same thing. But while they both help you make regular payments automatically, they work a little differently.

Loan sharks are illegal lenders who often target people when they feel most vulnerable, when money’s tight and other options feel out of reach

An overdraft can be useful when you need a bit of extra breathing space. But if you’re not careful, it can quickly turn into expensive debt.