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Facebook has recently come under fire for failing to properly protect users from companies using their data illegally. As many as 87million people could have been affected by the data breach, and it has now […]
The cost of a TV licence is going up from Sunday, 1st April 2018. Prices will increase from £147 a year for a colour TV to £150.50, and from £49.50 a year for a black […]
Preparing for retirement is now more important than ever with the current uncertainty around the future of the economy. While saving into a pension pot seems to be the simplest way forward (with the introduction […]
In 2017, the UK banking industry was plagued with branch closures and greater prominence being placed on online banking and banking apps. Since 1989, 53% of the UK’s bank branches have closed their doors for good, leaving […]
While December is usually a joyous time for families and full of reasons to celebrate, it’s also a time for families to be vigilant and keep their homes safe. Autumn and winter are reportedly the […]
The rate at which technology is moving in today’s age is quite astonishing. While once upon a time you could almost guarantee that everyday life would be quite the same from one year to the […]
On 22nd November, Chancellor Philip Hammond released the annual Autumn Statement, announcing changes to a whole variety of different sectors across the UK. Short term loan provider, Mr Lender, has put together a quick guide […]
Rarely a week goes by when there isn’t some form of political debate dominating the news. The last few weeks haven’t been an exception as Brexit talks and the controversial Universal Credit have been the […]
If you still have any old £1 coins laying around you may want to get to the bank sharpish because, as of Sunday 15th October, you will no longer be able to use them. Since […]
Despite the fact that the many countries around the world, including the UK, continue to produce new notes, it seems that the future for physical currency could be a short one. Digital currencies are slowly becoming ever […]