Financial Guidance

Scam warning this Bank Holiday: how to protect yourself if someone calls pretending to be from thinkmoney
Bank Holiday scam warning: criminals may call pretending to be from thinkmoney and pressure you to move money. Learn the signs of a scam call and the simple steps that keep your account safe.
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Hundreds of thousands of households could be missing out on tax refunds – here’s how to check if some of that money belongs to you
Hundreds of thousands of UK taxpayers are missing out on refunds worth an average of £855, with £624 million left unclaimed. This guide explains why overpayments happen, how tax code errors and life changes can quietly cost you money, and the simple checks that could put cash back into your household budget.
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The Rising Cost of Prom - Why It’s Happening and How to Keep It Affordable
Prom costs are rising, with families spending around £764 on average. Discover why prices are increasing and practical ways to get to prom on a budget without overspending.
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Wireless Festival cancelled - here are your refund rights if your festival is called off
Wireless Festival has been cancelled. Find out your rights if a festival is called off, postponed, or a headline artist pulls out. We explain refunds, credit card protection, travel and hotel costs, and what happens if the event goes ahead but your favourite act doesn’t perform.
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Chasing the summer’s hottest sold out tickets? Here’s how to avoid getting scammed
With events selling out before you've even loaded the queue, how you can keep yourself safe from ticket scams and bag those tickets.
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Hosting family this Easter? Here’s how to help older relatives stay scam safe
Easter gatherings are a perfect time to talk to your family about scams that are happening now and how to stay safe.
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Hosting family this May Day Bank Holiday? Here’s how to help older relatives stay scam safe
Bank holiday gatherings are a perfect time to talk to your family about scams that are happening now and how to stay safe.
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You could be owed over £800 from your car finance - millions of drivers set for payouts
Millions of drivers could be owed car finance compensation after a major ruling. Find out if you’re eligible, how much you could get, and when payouts will start.
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Rail fares frozen for the first time in 30 years as new refund rules kick in from April
A nationwide rail fare freeze and new refund rules mean big changes for commuters in 2026. Learn how much you can save and what to expect from April.
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Password safety: protecting your accounts online
We're taking you through the steps to make the strongest passwords and PINs for all your accounts.
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The broke student's guide to budget uni meals
Go-to recipes for university students on a budget.
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How to find the best cheap pet insurance deals for your furry friends
Pets enrich our lives; they are our companions and provide refuge from tough times. But without pet insurance, your furry friends could end up costing you thousands. So, if you haven’t got pet insurance, or you’re looking to switch to a more affordable policy, this blog is for you
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Money on your mind: How finances can affect your mental health
We may have written about this in the past but the correlation between money and mental health will always be present, and at thinkmoney, we want to ensure we’re doing our best to support you and raise awareness.
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Changes to child benefits could help parents avoid HMRC fines
This summer, the government announced changes to a tax charge that affects higher earners. This could help thousands of parents avoid having to fill in a self-assessment tax form.
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Managing your money abroad
thinkmoney has got you covered in our latest blog where we reveal the simplest ways to keep on top of your money and stay safe whilst abroad.
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Where can your kids eat free this summer?
We’ve rounded up plenty of places in the UK that are offering free or budget meals for children this summer.
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How to make the summer holidays work for you
thinkmoney has put together a rundown of the best deals and activities to help keep the kids entertained this summer.
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Can I open a current account if I'm unemployed?
Opening a current account if you're unemployed is easier than you might think. Read our blog to explore the options available to you.
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