Financial Guidance
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What do the car insurance groups mean?
If you’re unsure what the different car insurance groups are, we’ll explain all in our guide.
Read moreCar insurance with points on your driving licence
You get points on your licence for driving offences, but how will this affect you?
Read moreWhat can happen if you drive without insurance?
Don’t try and avoid paying car insurance – it’s against the law.
Read moreWhat you should know about magazine scratch cards
We all love to win a prize, but you should be on your guard when it comes to magazine scratch cards.
Read moreCan I get a bank account if I’ve had a CCJ?
A CCJ can affect your ability to get financial products, find out if it could stop you getting a bank account.
Read moreAm I already covered for gadget or travel insurance?
If you’re looking at buying travel insurance for your holiday, you may already be covered under a different insurance policy.
Read moreSpending limit on contactless cards to be increased
Find out all about the changes being made this September to contactless cards.
Read moreUnderstanding your tax code for 2015
With the start of a new tax year, you might get a new tax code on your payslip. Find out what this means for your earnings.
Read moreThe great energy switch
Do you tend to stick to the same energy supplier year after year? Switching could save you hundreds, and doing it might be easier than you think.
Read moreSuds on Sunday: Do you still wash your own car?
More car owners are choosing to take their vehicle to a valet service or automatic car wash, rather than doing it themselves.
Read moreSaving for your kids
We all want to provide for our kids, but what’s the best way of ensuring they’re secure in the future as well as now?
Read moreA simple guide to bedroom tax
Are you affected by bedroom tax? If you're not sure, find out by reading thinkmoney's detailed guide to bedroom tax. It explains what bedroom tax is, why it is coming into force, and what might happen if you're affected.
Read moreCar commuters vs rail commuters - who pays more?
We compared the cost of commuting by car with commuting by train - and found that despite sharp increases in rail fares, commuting by car still costs significantly more.
Read morethinkmoney's guide to mortgages
The thinkmoney guide to mortgages gives you the basics of mortgages, but you should discuss your options in depth with a professional before you commit yourself to anything.
Read morethinkmoney's guide to credit cards
Here's our guide to finding the best credit card for your needs.
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 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 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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