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Bank account fraud prompts calls for security reviews
CIFAS, the UK's fraud prevention service, has called for a review of online security practices following high levels of bank account fraud last year.
Read moreBank holidays on a budget
Here are a few ideas to help you have fun over the bank holiday without splashing the cash too much!
Read moreSavings account - interest rates or access?
When you're choosing a bank account for your savings, you may have to choose between higher interest or easy access to your money. Read more here.
Read moreSophisticated online bank account hacking uncovered
The BBC reports on a new sophisticated hacking technique called 'Man in the Browser' (MitB) which allows criminals to steal money from your bank account without your knowledge.
Read moreThe thinkmoney guide to types of savings account
Choosing the right type of savings account for your needs is important. If you're wondering about the best way to save money, read this guide to help you decide which type of savings account is right for you.
Read more£250,000 appears in your bank account - what would you do?
It might sound like a dream come true to find a quarter of a million pounds in your bank account, but for Leo Benedictus, it was a stressful experience.
Read moreAdvantages & disadvantages of a joint bank account
Joint bank accounts are designed to let couples manage their money together - from paying joint bills and the rent/mortgage, to all the other expenses they'll have to take care of. But what exactly are the advantages and disadvantages of joint bank accounts, and how do they compare with single current accounts?
Read morethinkmoney's banking terminology - our glossary of definitions
Some of the most common banking terminology, with straightforward descriptions and some useful links to more information.
Read morethinkmoney's guide to getting out of debt
If you're looking for advice on repaying your debts, this thinkmoney guide could help you become debt-free sooner rather than later.
Read moreWhat you need to know about your credit rating
We'll tell you what your credit rating is, how it affects you, factors that could hinder or help you when applying for credit and where to find your credit report.
Read moreBank account fraud on the rise according to CIFAS
As the UK Fraud Prevention Service, CIFAS, announces an increase in fraudulent misuse of bank accounts this year, we suggest ways to stay safe when banking online.
Read moreStudent finance and budgeting guide
From budgeting for bills and books to covering the cost of Freshers' Week, student finance is a serious business. Here's a guide to managing your finances well through university.
Read moreWhen is the right time to open a joint bank account?
We look at the reasons people choose to open joint bank accounts with their partners and ask 'when is the right time to open a joint account'?
Read moreThe Importance of Savings
Here at thinkmoney, we think it's a good idea to have the equivalent of three months' salary set aside in case your income drops or you run into any other financial problems. It might not always be achievable, but it's certainly something worth aiming for...
Read moreAm I entitled to benefits?
From Income Support and Jobseekers' Allowance to In Work Credit and the upcoming Universal Credit - some benefits are well known, while others are anything but. Here's an overview that could help you claim what you're entitled to...
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