Nearly every major UK broadband provider is putting its prices up when April hits. And although that’s standard fare most years, this year we’re seeing higher increases than usual – up to 14.4%.
Buying a car doesn’t need to break the bank. Here, we give you 10 tips on how you can drive down the costs of a new motor
Think you know your way around your plastic? We dispel six common credit card myths.
The government announced this month that all new build homes will be required to have a connection to gigabit internet. But what exactly does gigabit internet mean, and do you need it?
Super Saver: After divorcing in 2021, Viv is adjusting to her new life with a renewed sense of independence. But as everyone knows freedom doesn’t come free. Here’s how Viv’s navigating the cost-of-living crisis now she’s living alone.
Think you’d spot a scam a mile off? We look at just how easy it is to get caught out.
Concerned about how the cost-of-living crisis is affecting your household budget? Take steps now to get on top of your finances in 2023
Price rises are dominating the headlines. But why is that? And more importantly, what can you do about it? Read on and we’ll walk you through it…
Struggling to pay off your mortgage? Take a look at our top tips and guidance to help you get back on track.
Struggling with energy bill costs? Here's how you can find financial assistance.
If you’ve applied for a credit card or loan in the past and didn’t receive the offer you were expecting – here’s why…
Super Saver: Taylor and Dean Jones are balancing their careers while raising a young family. As bills begin to rise, the Jones family use MoneySuperMarket's website to make super savings. Published as part of a paid media partnership with News UK in June 2022.
MoneySuperMarket's money expert, Jo Thornhill, gives her tips on how to save as the nation experiences a cost of living crisis. Published as part of a paid media partnership with News UK in May 2022.
Super Saver: Seven months pregnant and watching the cost of living crisis get worse every day, it’s no wonder Maleka Harcharran worries about money. Published as part of a paid media partnership with News UK in June 2022.
Super Saver: Lucy Ashford and her husband Jez are both self-employed and helping their two kids through uni. It’s no surprise that Lucy is looking for ways to save as household bills are on the rise. Published as part of a paid media partnership with News UK in May 2022.
Struggling to find ways to make savings on your household bills? Read our top tips
Feeling the squeeze? Make sure your finances are tough enough to cope with the pressure
Finding bills a burden? You don’t need to go into debt to deal with them. We show you how
Consolidating your debts on to one piece of plastic could save you money. Here we show you how...
Now is the ideal time to go through your bank statements and cancel payments you no longer need
Hoping to head overseas this summer? Here are some simple ways to cut the cost of cover
Feeling a bit confused when it comes to cash Isas? We separate the fact from the fiction
Follow our top tips to help drive down the cost of your car insurance premiums.
There’s never been a better time to go electric – here’s how it could save you money this winter
Wondering what the new year will hold? We take a look at what lies ahead
Hoping to pick up a bargain? Here's how not to burn a hole in your wallet
Finances taking a festive battering? Here’s some simple ways to keep your spending in check
Don’t get blasé about your credit rating. You need to keep a close eye on it
Don’t settle for paltry returns. Move your money to make it work harder for you
Thinking about taking out a credit card? Follow these rules and you won't go far wrong.
Finances feeling stretched? Here's some suggestions to help you survive the festive season
Not sure how to stretch your income to cover all your outgoings? We help you strike a balance
Hitting the roads this winter? Here's how to do so safely
Feel a bit baffled by inflation? We explain how it affects you and your finances
Making an application for a home loan? Here’s the key information you’ll need to provide
Set to start your Christmas shopping? Don’t get stung by choosing the wrong way to pay
Think your rating is something you can ignore? You're wrong - we look at why it's so important.
Worried about surviving the festive spend? Here's how to go about it without breaking the bank
Financial worries keeping you awake? Take steps to feel good about your money
Hoping to bag some bargains? Here's some tips to help you stay within your budget
Struggling to squirrel money away? Here's why it's important - and how to get into good habits
Heading back to the office? Here’s how to keep your pet happy at home while you’re away
We asked our team (plus some savvy customers) to tell us one money tip they wish they’d known in their 20s. Here’s what they said.
Worried about rising living costs? Implement your own changes to ease the pressure
Got some money frights? Fear not. There’s plenty you can do
Baffled by your credit rating? Here’s the lowdown on how it’s worked out
Take advantage of the extra time to tick jobs off your to-do-list. We show you how.
Feeling a little out of control? Here's how to get your finances in shape between now and the end of the year.
Not quite sure who sees your credit report and rating? Here we give you the lowdown.
Extreme weather could be just around the corner. Make sure your home is protected
Confused about what life insurance actually covers and why you might need it? We give you the lowdown on this important safety net.
Been turned down for a credit card? We look at why you may be getting rejected
Looking to save on gas and electricity? Here’s some tips to help you keep a lid on costs
Bank balance taking a battering now you're going into the office again? Read our useful tips on how to spend less
Guilty of always leaving everything until the last minute? Make big savings by being prepared
Supplier stopped trading? There’s no need to panic
Wondering what to do with your energy, mortgage and savings? Consider getting your finances in a fix
Looking to make a big purchase? Long interest-free deals are available, but use your card with care
Hitting the road for the first time and looking to drive costs down? We show you how
Concerned a low score will hold you back? Here’s the lowdown on getting a home loan
Think it won’t matter if you’re a little late paying? We look at the repercussions
Finances in need of a reboot? Now's the time to get some goals in place.
Not sure about the new fuel rules? We clear up any confusion.
About to take the next step? Here’s the lowdown on making a success of living together
Need to bump up a poor rating? Here’s 12 quickfire steps to help you on your way
Follow our simple steps to find the right energy deal
Not sure who to go with during your studies? We help find the best bank for you
Feeling a little out of control with your cash? We help you get your financial affairs in order
Former partner hampering your chances of getting credit? Take steps to de-link your reports
Want to help your little ones learn about cash? Here’s some simple ideas to get you started
Worried about getting the right cover for your stuff? We help you on your way.
Not quite sure what to do now rules are being relaxed? Here's some steps to help you stay in control.
Worried about making your student loan last the distance? We show you how.
Baffled by some common credit card terms? We help clear up any confusion.
Read our guide full of simple ways to boost your bank balance
Don't think the summer is the time to cut energy bills? We show you how you can save money and the planet.
Worried about debts mounting up? Here's some hacks to help you slash what you owe.
Being open about money is key to a happy relationship. We look at how to start the conversation.
Home loan rates are at some of the lowest on record. Here's how to get your hands on a cheap deal.
Worried about costly day trips? Here’s how to save during the school holiday.
Making plans for a holiday abroad? Don't forget to factor in these additional expenses.
Find out what identity theft is and how you can protect yourself
Where moving home is concerned, it’s important to look after your pets, specifically cats and dogs
5 things you can do to with your garden to increase the value of your house
Wondering how to best use the cash you’ve stashed during the pandemic? We look at the options
Planning a road trip getaway? Make sure you give your car a once-over before you set off
Credit rating taken a pummelling during Covid and lockdown? We show you how to get it back on track
What are the current restrictions in place for UK travellers as a result of the coronavirus pandemic?
How to make the most of things opening up – and stay on top of your money too.
Is working from home going to be the new normal for you? Here’s the lowdown on how to stop your energy bills creeping up as you spend more time at home.
Planning to crack on with DIY? Here’s how to add value to your home for less.
Looking for ways to bring your energy bills down? Here’s how to keep a lid on costs in the kitchen
Set to start driving again? Carry out some essential safety checks before you do
Worried about falling victim to opportunistic thieves? Here’s how to safeguard your outside space
Planning on tying the knot this summer? Here’s our guide to getting married in 2021
Set on buying a home, but worried about a low credit rating? Here’s what you can do.
Property in need of some TLC? Here’s how to get your home ready for when lockdown lifts.
Here’s the latest information on how the coronavirus crisis might affect your financial situation
Follow our simple steps to help tidy up your finances this spring
We take a look at some of the steps you can take to help look after elderly relatives
We’ve crunched the numbers and identified how many burglary claims are made in each UK postcode. Find out how yours fares and how to keep your home safe and secure.
Find yourself dreading financial discussions? Here’s some help on how to open up about money matters
We take a closer look at how green energy tariffs work
December 25 may seem a long way away, but it’s never too early to get saving. Here’s how to go about it
Got a new cat or dog in recent months? Get the peace of mind of having cover for vet fees
Did you buy or adopt a dog during lockdown? Act now to get home and pet insurance in place
Made some pledges to improve your financial health in 2021? We help you hold firm to your plans
Christmas is a time for giving, but what should you do if you receive a gift you really could have done without?
Stumped as to what to buy your little treasure? Why not choose a gift that will teach them how to save?
Got some bad financial habits you just can’t shake? Here’s some tips on how to change your ways
Presents starting to pile up around the house since you started your festive shopping? Here’s how to make sure you’re covered in the run-up to Christmas.
Want to avoid earning next to nothing on your savings? Here’s some ways to help you max your cash
Worried about rising home insurance costs making a dent in the household finances? Here’s the lowdown on simple ways to keep costs down.
Worried about being able to afford Christmas this year? Here are some budgeting tips to help you keep costs under control
Fancy yourself as a bit of a dab hand at DIY? Then check your home insurance before opening your tool box
About to buy a new house or flat? Now’s the time to check you have the right life insurance to cover your mortgage
If you’re replacing your car with a new model, it’s important to make sure you keep your insurer up to speed.
Keen to watch the footie this autumn? With some matches being aired on Amazon Prime, you’re going to have the need for a good broadband speed
Got a lower credit rating than you’d expected? Here’s some of the things that could be having an impact
Worried that back-to-school costs could make a big dent in the bank balance? Here’s our guide to help you keep bills to a minimum
Having a mental health condition might affect how you buy certain insurance policies. But don’t worry – if you know where to look, you’ll still be able to buy the insurance you need.
Financial phrases got you in a money muddle? Our research reveals you’re not alone.
Escape these classic pitfalls to make your first homebuying experience a happy one
Worried about the cost of a will? Here’s how to get a professional one written in return for a small donation to charity during November
When it comes to your dream home it’s often a case of love at first sight, but while a first viewing is all about gut instincts, a second look should be much more hard-headed.
Borrowers are celebrating the recent base rate cut to 0.1%. Find out how you can benefit…
The new tax year has seen the introduction of a number of measures. Find out what they mean for you
Find out how the spring Budget will affect your finances this year
Identity theft can have a significant effect on your credit history. We take a closer look.
With the new '20' number plates out on 1 March, you might be in the market for a new car
If you got a little carried away over Christmas, fear not, these top tips will help you to get back on track
It’s the most wonderful time of the year… to give your money a makeover
We use more gas and electricity in the winter months, so autumn is the perfect time to switch to a better energy deal that gives you maximum value for money.
You might know how important it is to use your ISA allowance every year, but there are a number of other points to keep in mind to make sure you’re getting the most out of your investment.
If you spent more than you feel comfortable with over the summer, here’s how to get your finances back on track
If you’re finding it difficult to build up your savings, these painless ways to save require little effort.
High house prices and eye-popping rents mean many adult children are living at the parental home – so do you run a Hotel of Mum & Dad?
The school holidays are upon us and according to our research, the cost of going away is having an impact on families. We look at easy ways to save over the summer.
Are older drivers still safe on the road or should they be required to take a re-test?
There’s no time like the present to start finding ways to save £££s…
Follow these top tips for keeping your petrol or diesel costs under control…
What repairs and maintenance are tenants responsible for, and what is the landlord’s duty of care?
Your rights as a renter, what your fees should be, and how to get a deposit back from your landlord
Read our guide on the dos and don’ts of redecorating a rented property – without losing your deposit.
You’ve found the house of your dreams… Now all you need to do is negotiate on price.
Buying a house can be a complicated process, particularly if you have never been through it before
Looking for somewhere to buy or rent? Don’t let your heart rule your head
We explain how mental accounting and money biases could help you better manage your spending habits
Summer holidays abroad can be expensive, so it’s important to consider carefully how you’re going to pay for your trip away.
If you’re planning to carry out some home improvements this spring, we take a look at some of the ways to pay for them.
Take a look at the steps you can take to stay on top of your finances at university – whether that’s managing your student loan or searching for the right student account
From credit cards and savings accounts to insurance costs and travel plans, our guide explains how to give your children more freedom to manage their money at various life stages
Giving your children pocket money can help them learn the value of money. Discover more about the age at which it’s best to give pocket money and how much to give
Moving in together is a big step, so being clear on who pays for what at the start should help you avoid tricky conversations later on
If you’re buying a car with a finance deal, it’s well worth getting to grips with the different options.
We explain the different types of fees you can expect to find on a current account.
We explain all you need to know about credit unions, what they do and who they are for.
Making a few small changes to how you manage your family finances can have a huge impact on how much you have left at the end of the month
How to make sure you’re financially prepared before you move out of the family home…
The Spring Statement may have made you think about your household budget. So we’ve come up with some top ways to help you save money and give your bank balance a bit of a boost…
Sharia-compliant savings accounts work in almost exactly the same way as standard savings accounts and there are some competitive rates to be had. We explain more.
Learning to identify our biases can help us be financially stronger
How to move from handling pocket money and earnings from Saturday jobs to adult money management.
A guide to handling your personal finances
Once you're familiar with the ideas behind tracking your money and living within your means, you're ready to go up a gear.
If you need to change a detail on your car insurance - add a new driver, modify your vehicle, change car, drive for a different reason or if you have changed job - you need to make a mid-term adjustment
Unravelling finances when a loved one passes away can be complex. But fear not, there are lots of simple, practical steps that can be taken in advance to alleviate some of the pressure.
Are you tying the knot this year or next?
If you’re applying for a mortgage, you’ll want to get it right to increase your chances of being accepted. Here’s what to expect.
Airbnb is a way to make a bit of cash by turning your home into a hotel and putting up tourists for a night or two.
It’s everyone’s worst nightmare – a boiler breakdown, particularly in the winter months. It’s not just the inconvenience and the discomfort, but also the expense.
Drivers convicted of drink or drug driving are guaranteed to see a costly rise in their car insurance premiums. But those who take certain practical steps can see these premiums fall again. Read on to find out more.
Who doesn’t love the freedom of the open road?
Sir Cliff Richard showed an uncharacteristic, reckless abandon when he sang the 1963 hit Summer Holiday – there’s scarcely a mention of home insurance, automatic lighting or cancelling the milk.
It’s probably the biggest purchase you’ll ever make. It’s one of life’s top three most stressful events – and it’s all supposed to end in Happy Ever After. No pressure!
Sky TV can be too expensive for some households, so read on to find out which alternatives can help you watch premium TV and cinema without paying over the odds.
A mortgage is a huge financial commitment, so you need to take your time, understand what’s involved, and make sure you get a good deal
No matter whether you use your car for long-distance commuting purposes or just the school run, the cost of petrol can quickly add up.
It’s vital to balance your family budget books between saving and borrowing
Current accounts come in all shapes and sizes. Many are free to open and use, while some come with monthly fees
Getting a mortgage and moving home can be a confusing experience at the best of times, not least because of the amount of jargon you encounter along the way
If you’ve ever let your child loose on a smartphone or tablet, you might be aware of apps designed to part your kids from their (your!) money. But even the online solutions that promise to bypass the apps’ payment systems are themselves cynical scams.
Is solar power the answer to the rising cost of utility bills?
Updated on June 27, 2014
Many of us find it hard enough just to make ends meet every month, so pensions are often pushed to the bottom of the pile when it comes to our financial priorities.
Getting a reward on your everyday spending is brilliant – that’s why so many of us are joining loyalty or cashback schemes.
If you’re on a mobile phone contract and the provider puts its prices up, frustratingly there’s not an awful lot you can do about it right now – but the winds of change are blowing.
Water bills will rise by an average 3.5% over the next year, according to regulator Ofwat, adding to the misery of households already squeezed by rising energy and fuel prices.
We are hurtling towards the most expensive time of year but, while 62% of people plan to cover festive costs using their savings or disposable income according to our MoneySupermarket poll, a further 14% will be relying on overdrafts and credit cards. But making the wrong decision about which of kind of borrowing to opt for could mean it’s more costly than it needs to be
Given the rate at which new phones and tablet computers are released, it seems daft to pay full price for a new model when you can subsidise the cost by recycling your old gadgets.
Moving up the property ladder is always a big step, whether it’s your second, third, fourth or fifth home, but there are ways you can make the process less stressful.
With money tight in many households an increasing number of people are applying for personal loans, but depending on the amount you want to borrow, a credit card could be a better option.
If you are one of the many thousands of workers up and down the country to be told you’re out of a job, help is at hand. With money tight, making sure you are getting everything you are entitled to is paramount.
Latest figures from the Office for National Statistics revealed that the cost of many basic food items has surged by nearly 10 times the official rate of inflation. The price of a loaf of white bread has risen by more than 40% over the past year, as has that of butter
When it comes to saving on your household bills and making the most of your money, it’s important to get to grips with the numbers. Our tools and calculators are designed to help you work out what products and services are right for you
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