Many of us find talking about money to family and friends difficult. But given that relatives often end up lending to – or borrowing from – loved ones at some stage in life means it makes sense that we’re able to have conversations about cash, so that everyone knows where they stand.
For first-time buyers, getting on the property ladder can be a steep learning curve. But what if you’ve already bought your first home and you’re now looking to sell for the first time?
As students get ready to head off to university or college, many are about to get their first real taste of financial independence – for better or worse.
Many people are starting their families later on in life, for all sorts of reasons – whether it’s related to money, careers, relationships or health and fertility.
The PPI countdown clock is ticking – here is what you need to know about making a claim.
About one in four Scottish workers are struggling financially, according to research for Citizens Advice Scotland (CAS).
Nationwide Building Society recently announced an overhaul of how it charges for arranged overdrafts across its current account range – and it’s not the only financial giant mulling over such changes.
Summer school holidays can be a busy time for grandparents, with two fifths (42%) saying they’ve been lined up to provide free childcare, according to a survey by Lloyds Bank.
Thousands of Scots could lose up to £11,000 a year if they miss the deadline to claim Pension Credit, campaigners warned yesterday.
Now summer’s here, many people will be rolling up their sleeves and getting stuck into their gardening.
It feels like the PPI scandal has been lingering forever – but the deadline for making a claim is now just 22 days away.