How to make sure the taxman gets less when you pop it.
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Payment Protection Advice
Q&A on buying payment protection.
Cutting Phone Bills
Money Saving Expert Martin Lewis has published a guide to saving money on your phone bills. The trouble is, it all seems so complicated and is such a minefield that I can’t be bothered to read it all the way through. I personally think it’s sometimes better just to stick with your current provider than […]
Chip & PIN To Replace Signatures
Paying for goods using a signature to die in Valentine’s Day massacre.
Cut Costs Of Using Your Mobile In Europe
E.C. launches new website to help cut the cost of using your mobile phone on the continent.
Home Contents Insurance Inventory
A post on Blueprint for Financial Prosperity and my recent post about home & contents insurance for students got me thinking that I should do my own inventory of possessions in case anything happens to them (theft, fire etc.). Here’s a little idea I came up to help keep track of your valuable items – […]
8 Credit Card Commandments
Free Money Finance pointed me in the direction of Yahoo!’s Eight Commandments of Credit. Although this is primarily information for the U.S. market, most of this is applicable here in the U.K. too. Of the eight commandments they suggest we follow, here are the most important to remember, in my opinion: Credit is just that, […]
More Tips For Saving Petrol
With the price of petrol going up, it seems that more and more people are looking to find ways to cut down on petrol use. I’m also noticing a fair few people coming to this site from Google searches to do with fuel efficiency, so as a follow to my previous petrol saving tips post, […]
Bank Errors In Your Favour
What should you do if a bank makes an error in your favour?
Tips For Saving Petrol
Bruce Wayne (no, really?!) posted an article about the increasing price of petrol over at Finance Choices, suggesting that since the start of this year, the average U.K. family has seen the cost of motoring rise by £23.23 a month fuelled (geddit?) by these price increases. So, if we’re having to pay these high fuel […]