Juliet became part of the MoneyPlus team as a Content Writer in February 2024, where she now oversees the blog and co-writes the newsletter. Her work focuses on making financial topics understandable for all.
With five years of experience in content, Juliet began her career as a Journalist at MoneySavingExpert, where she developed a deep understanding of consumer finance.
Debt can affect anyone, regardless of income, profession, or lifestyle, which is why it’s important to talk about money troubles and the impact they can have on day-to-day life. To help open up the conversation about debt, we look to some of our favourite popular TV shows and film characters who have struggled with financial…
In a time when the cost of living seems to be increasing continuously, overspending can become all too easy. From monthly Direct Debits on a host of subscription services to overreaching when it comes to family birthdays or special occasions like Christmas, overspending can put strain on relationships, negatively impact personal well-being, and even affect…
When a parent passes away, it can be a really difficult time, both emotionally and financially. Alongside the natural feelings of grief and sadness that comes with a death in the family, there is also usually a good deal of administration you need to take care of, including getting the financial affairs of the deceased…
It’s never easy when a relationship comes to an end. Alongside the emotional distress and sense of loss, there’s also often a need to sort out a range of practical matters such as dividing assets, reorganising living arrangements, and adjusting to changes in daily routines. All of this breakup admin requires patience, clear communication, and…
Mobile and broadband Companies are currently introducing mid-contract price hikes of up to 8.8%. Currently they’re allowed to do this, but it looks like regulators will be putting a stop to this soon. Big names like BT, EE, Plusnet, Shell Energy, TalkTalk, Virgin Media and Vodafone adjust their prices every April in line with the…
Falling into debt can be very overwhelming, especially if you’re faced with a few different types of debt. For this reason, when it comes to getting yourself out of the financial predicament you find yourself in, understanding the distinction between priority and non-priority debts is crucial. In this guide, we explain what priority and non-priority…
It’s common knowledge that debt can act as a huge weight on an individual’s shoulders during their lifetime. However, have you ever stopped to think about the stress attached to understanding what happens to your debt once you’ve passed away. Thinking about your loved ones dealing with your debts after you’ve died is never a…
Beefeater ‘free’ kids breakfast Children aged 16 and under can enjoy a complimentary breakfast at any Beefeater restaurant, with up to two children eligible for the free meal per adult purchasing an unlimited cooked breakfast. The offer is only available during breakfast hours: Children have the option of a full cooked breakfast which includes items…
Does a heftier price tag guarantee a better-tasting Easter egg? In a world where the shelves are brimming with options ranging from budget-friendly supermarket brands to premium chocolatiers, making the right choice can be overwhelming. We bought three supermarket-own eggs from Lidl, Aldi and Morrisons and four branded eggs including Cadbury, Lindt, Thorntons and Maltesers.…
What is Debt Awareness Week and why is it important? Debt Awareness Week is a yearly event put together by StepChange Debt Charity which aims to raise awareness on issues related to debt. Its main purpose is to motivate those struggling with debt to get help as soon as possible. By doing so, it could…
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has confirmed a 2p reduction in National Insurance during his Budget speech to members of Parliament. This announcement comes as part of the final budget before the anticipated general election later this year. The budget introduces a series of steps designed to assist families facing financial challenges, such as freezing fuel duty…
Individual Voluntary Arrangements (IVAs) typically take between five and six years to complete. When you first enter into your IVA, the end of the tunnel can feel a lifetime away. However, the truth is, if you stick to your IVA terms and conditions, time can fly by. That’s why it can be helpful to know…