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The most common foods that are thrown away are bakery items, fresh fruit and vegetables and drinks. But did you know that a majority of

Christmas is an exciting time to indulge in the festivities and relax with your family. It’s also a period where many couples decide to have

So, you’re thinking of buying a new car, an exciting time but for most it’s the second most expensive purchase you will ever make. In

We currently live in a world where mobile phones seem like a necessity rather than a luxury. When they were first invented back in 1973,

Have you been thinking for a while that you need a change of pace? Not feeling fulfilled by your current work/life balance? Maybe toying with

Having a safety net is essential to protect yourself from financial shock. While many of us have savings in place and a family to fall

With recent prominent high street closures and with others struggling, the impact of the rising popularity of online shopping is clear. This year it is

Retirement is a new chapter in life where with the freedom to expand our horizons and embrace life without the obligation of work. A question

Are you thinking about purchasing a buy to let property but need some help weighing up the pros and cons in order to decide whether

Now that we are officially into holiday season you may be looking forward to your next break. Whether you’re planning a UK staycation, a European

Saving money is something that most of us are always trying to do. Whether it’s being smarter with our weekly shopping, more economical with our

For many families, after their mortgage, childcare is the second largest monthly outgoing. Where there is government help available, with the closure of the Childcare

2018 was an interesting political year to say the least and left some people feeling uncertain about what the future held. As a homeowner or

Over the last 20 years we have seen a significant step change in the way we conduct our banking affairs. With a lot of local

Your house will probably be the most expensive thing you ever own, so ensuring that you make the right decision is very important. Before you

With Christmas seeming a distant memory and everyone either going back to work or school, January’s a good time to start thinking about the year

2017 could be described as rather an odd year for money. some would say that it was ‘unpredictable’, because that’s exactly what it was. From

With presents to buy, trees to decorate, Christmas lunch to provide, the spending seems to be never ending at Christmas! Christmas is about spending time

Winter is fast approaching and it’s getting colder, which means one thing, the radiators are being turned back on! You’re bound to have seen all

The financial website ‘This Is Money’ claimed that, on average, Britons are now paying £133.00 more on their annual food shop than they did this

In the last 6 months I have got married, moved house and got a new pet. All of which took years to save for and

Now the summer months are here, you’re likely to use more water so we’re here to help with some tips on how to reduce your

Money saving website www.money.co.uk in their blog ‘How much do festivals cost and what should you take?’ has noted that, in 2017, the average cost

Summer holidays are notoriously expensive, especially when you have a family. No-body likes to feel like they are counting their pennies, so we’ve compiled some

When you reach the state pension age you can claim for your state pension, which means you will receive a regular payment by the government.

According to Brides Magazine, the average British wedding costs around £30,000 (* http://www.bridesmagazine.co.uk/planning/general/planning-service/2013/01/average-cost-of-wedding  )  and while traditionally the bride’s parents paid for the big day,

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