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Generation Debt: What Is Financial Literacy?

Financial literacy is the ability to understand and manage finances effectively. In today’s world, where personal debt has become a common part of everyday life, understanding and managing finances wisely is more important than ever. This article draws on the insights from the recent report titled Problem Debt in the Cost of Living and Beyond…

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How To Negotiate Your Bills

New research from a 2024 Go Compare study found that just over one third of Brits haggle on their bills. Many bills are open to discussion, so if you’re willing to negotiate, you could reduce your recurring expenses on items like breakdown cover, broadband, mobile, and more. In this guide, we’ll share some practical steps…

5 Ways To Cut The Cost Of Driving

After rent or mortgage, your car is probably the biggest consumer of your cash. It doesn’t matter whether it’s a rackety run-around or a sleek saloon, keeping it on the road is a major expense with rising fuel prices, car insurance, tax, maintenance, servicing and MOT. Here are five quick wins to help put the…

Cut The Cost Of Your Motor Insurance

For sale: Your dream car. Comes complete with full service history and insurance costs that will take a big chunk out of your driving budget. Insuring your car is an absolute necessity. But, if you’re not careful, it can be an expensive essential for getting behind the wheel of your new motor. Check out these…

How To Find The Cheapest Mortgage

When you start looking round for a new home, there are plenty of important questions that need answering. Such as: ‘Is there enough room for a pool table / 62 pairs of shoes?’; ‘Do the neighbours like rap music?’; Or ‘How far away is the nearest pub?’ But the two you need to address first…