How to talk to kids about money Talking to children about money can feel uncomfortable, especially if money feels tight in your own household. You might worry they’re too young or feel unsure what to say. You don’t need to be an expert to talk to kids about money in a helpful way. The most…
Debt Doctor Real questions. Real answers. Debt Doctor is our way of giving honest, straightforward answers to the questions people ask every day about debt, bills, credit scores, bailiffs, loans, and everything in between. No jargon. No judgement. Just practical advice from experienced MoneyPlus advisors who understand that behind every debt question is a real…
Why do I compare myself to others financially? It’s hard not to compare your finances to other people’s. It can sometimes feel like everyone else is doing better with money — saving more, spending more comfortably, or moving ahead faster. You might see a friend buying a house, a colleague going on holiday, or someone…
Managing family finances can feel difficult when money’s tight. This guide explains how to build a simple budget, prioritise essential costs and understand when extra support may help.
Behind the MoneyPlus People: A Thank You Card for Paula Welcome to our new blog series – Behind the MoneyPlus People. This series will be a place for us to share the incredible work our MoneyPlus people do every day, and to celebrate how these wins are positively impacting our customers. Last week, one of…
Debt consolidation vs debt management plan: what’s the difference? Content Debt consolidation and Debt Management Plans (DMPs) are two ways to manage multiple debts. With debt consolidation, you take out new credit, such as a loan or credit card, to pay off existing debts. Debt consolidation is more commonly used by people who can still…