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Money saving technology comes to the rescue of struggling Brits
by Steven Cooke
Technology has proven to be an invaluable source of assistance for struggling households recently as money saving applications and services grow in number. A number of money saving services have become available for struggling households through a...

Furnace – 1 Homeowner – 0
by Beks
Despite the herculean effort of my husband’s cousin, our furnace is still broken. Our neighbor offered his space heaters to help hobble through the cold evenings, but my electric bill will be screaming at the end of the month if this isn’t fixed s...

5 Best Credit Cards for People With Excellent Credit
by Jason Steele

If you have excellent credit, the chances are you already know it. You always pay your bills on time, and you are very unlikely to carry a balance on your credit cards. In return for your responsible nature, you are deluged with offers for more cr...

The magic of compounding has left the building?
by mbhunter
You’ve heard of the magic of compounding, right? If not, here’s a quick version.  Let’s say you have a savings account that earns 1% per month.  (Don’t laugh too hard.  My dad had one that paid this rate at one point.)  Let’s say also that you put...

George Osborne’s autumn statement offers little cheer for Brits
by Chris Jacques, Senior Client Liaison Officer
Chancellor George Osborne made his autumn speech earlier this week, desperately willing the country to believe that things are going to get better. Whilst the new labour government might have had this outlook in 1997, the coalition is singing a … ...

It’s Tax Time!
by Beks
We are crossing our fingers (and counting on) a nice return this year. We didn’t make any adjustments to our withholdings last year because we weren’t sure about what would change this year and we wanted to finish out the tax year to get an idea o...

The Best and Worst Things to Buy in February
by Dealnews

The short month of February is here, but don't worry — 2012 is a leap year, which means savvy consumers will have one extra day to cram in more deal-shopping! Check out our list of the best and worst things to buy in February, which we've compiled...

How to save money on gifts for your spouse
by mbhunter
Next week I’ll have been married ten years to the best woman in the world.  (Yeah, I know — I’m biased.) We’ve gotten into the habit of letting each other know before we’re about to purchase something big — something that costs in the neighborhood...

Public sector protests just a ‘damp squib’ on Cameron’s radar
by Paul Culshaw
Whilst the nation went on arguably the biggest strike for a generation against pensions and public sector job cuts, the man running the country is sitting in his office dismissing the episode as a ‘damp squib.’ Schools, hospitals, courts, job … Co...

Remember your #1…
by Beks
Hubby has been down for the count lately. Sick. Miserable. Very not-like him. I didn’t realize how very much I rely on him until he wasn’t available. Sure there was the shopping trip, but it’s the day to day stuff that went unnoticed, like… the fa...