Financial Wellbeing
From Pancakes to Pounds: What Giving Something Up for Lent Could Save You
Pancake Day is the fun part. Lent is where routines show themselves. Lent lasts around 40 days, which is roughly six weeks. That’s long enough
Pancake Day is the fun part. Lent is where routines show themselves. Lent lasts around 40 days, which is roughly six weeks. That’s long enough
Valentine’s Day is the season of grand gestures, but have you ever stopped to calculate the Return on Investment for your romance?
More people are turning to credit unions for everyday banking. Discover why a Clockwise Current Account offers a fairer, more inclusive alternative.
Learn how using a second bank account can simplify budgeting and help manage bills, even if you’ve been declined elsewhere.
Discover how choosing a community-focused current account helps keep money in Leicester, Leicestershire, Nottinghamshire, Coventry and Warwickshire.
Christmas is a time for joy, family gatherings, and celebrations, but it can also bring financial pressure. The cost of parties, presents, and festive food
This year, let’s rewrite the song together. These are the twelve debts of Christmas: funny but familiar spending traps, and practical ways to step around them so your finances end the season smiling, not sulking.
Money remains a sensitive subject in many workplaces, often leaving employees to struggle in silence. Employers have a unique opportunity to change this by encouraging open conversations about money, which can improve employees’ well-being and benefit the company as a whole.
High bills, unexpected expenses, and the belief that saving only matters when large sums are involved often prevent people from taking the first step.
UK Savings Week aims to shift that mindset by showing how steady, consistent actions can lead to real financial progress.
Pocket money has long been a part of growing up, giving children their first taste of independence and responsibility while teaching them the value of money. In 2025, changing habits, digital payments, and new financial tools are reshaping how families approach it. Many parents are now asking the same questions: how much pocket money is normal, and what’s the best way to give it?