Borrowing money is something most of us will have to do in our lifetimes. Unless you have enough money lying around to buy a house or car outright, this guide will be useful to you at some point in your life. You might be buying a new home or…
What is a low balance alert? Why is it good to have mobile low balance alerts? Why is my available balance so low? What is an automatic low balance predictor? Banks offering free low balance alerts This guide will cover everything you need to know about low balances. The…
1. Make a Budget 2. Create a Plan to Pay Back Student Loans 3. Live Within Your Means 4. Keep an Emergency Fund 5. Obtain a Credit Card 6. Learn More About Investing Portify - Credit Score Building More Personal Finance Resources for New Graduates As a new graduate,…
Buying a home for the first time is a daunting task. To make it easier this post will explain everything you need to know. From understanding a mortgage, to what lease to get to how much you should budget for and common mistakes first time buyers make. A first-time…
Having a financial checklist and making sure you have a firm handle on your financial health is always a great stress reliever. It’s more than just knowing what goes in and out of your bank account - having a financial checklist helps you actively budget towards your goals, tackle…
A good credit score is of the utmost importance if you ever plan on making a major purchase in life—buying a house, renting a flat, getting a car loan, or even buying a smartphone. There's no two ways about it: you need to have a good credit score; and…
Managing your finances in high-stress periods of recession can be difficult. Experts have warned that the UK is heading for a deep recession and with some people already feeling the pinch, it’s leaving people wondering what else they can do to secure their finances. Managing your money in times…
Worrying about the health of your finance can cause a lot of undue stress, especially in times of crisis. According to the Financial Wellbeing Index 2019, 25 million UK employees are affected by money worries while at work. A study conducted by Metro’s Mentally Yours revealed 77% of UK…
Being a first time home buyer needn’t be complicated or difficult. As much as it all sounds like a big dream, it’s perfectly possible. According to UK Finance, over 380,000 people in the UK bought a home for the first time. If you’re ready to join them in 2020,…
There are often various reasons why you may want to take out a personal loan or a credit card - both options allow you to access credit or funds for various expenses. You may want to pay for emergency expenses, or pay off pressing existing debts. Either way, it’s…