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With the government announcing cuts across the board in their Spring Statement, the UK economy is being hit hard by a number of global factors. This will inevitably impact inflation, with the Bank of England predicting that consumer inflation will rise to 3.7% between July and September 2025.

While this is troubling for many, it will particularly impact the UK’s 2.94 million students...

• Many new mothers will receive far less than their salary while on maternity leave
• The average takeaway (£30) equates to 99 nappies, enough for eight days
• Financial expert, Christie Cook, shares her saving tips for maternity leave

While it differs company to company, the majority of new mothers will not receive their full pay for their maternity...

Will your teenager be making money over the summer break? If they have few financial responsibilities, you may be worried they’ll spend it all on frivolities rather than sensibly saving. So, how can you encourage them to make smart decisions with their money ?

Jason Higgs, the Senior Deals Strategist at Bountii , explains how you can teach your teen to build their savings....

The Easter half-term is well underway and searches for the term “half term kids eat free” are up by over 170% in the last seven days! Whilst yellow sticker shopping and supermarket matching are viable options to make savings, what if there was a tool that could plan your meals for less than £3 a head? Christoph C. Cemper , on behalf of AIPRM , provides five tips on how to utilise artificial...

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...

Did you know that over a third ( 35% ) of Brits have spent an additional £20 per month on streaming services, throughout lockdown?

However, now that pubs, restaurants, shops and gyms are open, Brits are less likely to pass the time by binge-watching TV.

With this in mind, budgeting experts, thinkmoney , have uncovered how Brits can save up to £350 a year on their...