If you’re thinking about getting a mortgage but have no idea where to start, Sara Williams from Debt Camel has provided a guide with everything you need to know. Once you know all about mortgages, make sure you go on to read through the actual steps of a stress free mortgage application. Buying your first house is… more

This is a guest post from Andy Webb who blogs at Be Clever With Your Cash and runs the UK Money Bloggers community. When Ricky asked me for some advice on what to do with his new found savings (well done on clearing those debts!), I got more excited than a man in his mid-30s… more

Today’s pensioners need more than just a pension. The days when we could retire, draw our pension and live happily ever after are a thing of the past. What are the other options for a comfortable retirement? In years gone by, the world was a simpler place in a great many ways, particularly for those… more

Save for a house, travel the world, swim with dolphins. #shareyourgoal – whatever it may be – for your chance to win one of four prizes of £5,000. What do you actually want in life? The answer to this will surely be different to everyone. And, depending on what’s going on in your life, the… more

As a nation, we are increasingly turning to credit cards to allow us to buy the things we want in life. Spending on credit cards reached record levels in 2016 – with the nation owing a collective £66.2 billion of credit card debt. It’s easy to get tempted and apply for a credit card when… more

It’s easy to share your own thoughts and ideas to help out people in debt. Unfortunately, some tips just aren’t useful and can do more damage than good. Whether you got in to money trouble through a job loss or even if you maxed your credit card out through frivolous spending, being in debt feels… more