Advertisement Feature. This is an HSBC Sponsored Article. Right now, lots of us are very conscious of our finances, and looking for ways to manage our spending more effectively. Whether that’s through an increased focus on budgeting, smarter borrowing, or simply an effort to reduce waste, the current cost of living rise is causing people of all ages to rethink their everyday habits. A new digital survey by YouGov on behalf of HSBC has ...
Catering to your family’s needs through the cost of living crisis
Collaborative post The past few years have been tough for many of us. The Covid-19 pandemic saw many of us stuck inside our homes for months, with our little ones missing out on school and our work suffering. Since then, things have improved, but haven’t necessarily got a whole lot easier. Many of us are facing a cost of living crisis, as the prices of everything from rent and food to fuel and energy are on the rise, while our wages aren’t ...
Money saving tips: 5 easy ways to add to your savings
Collaborative post When it comes to financial security, we all know that it's a good idea to save something for a rainy day. But that can often be easier in principal than in practice. With most of us already living on a budget and stretching our monthly allowances to the limit, saving for the future can easily slip to the bottom of the priorities list. Saving a little each month is achievable though; you just need to change a few of your ...
Tips for handling debt
Collaborative post Being in debt is not something anyone aims for, but a lot of us are probably in exactly that position. According to the TUC, the average UK household has £886 more non-mortgage related debt than they did the year before. If you’re in a situation where your debt is getting worse, or not going down, you need to take action to get it under control. Here are some tips for handling debt to get you started. First steps ...