Income & Budgeting
Guides and tools to help boost your income and cut your family's costs
Should I switch to Universal Credit from tax credit or income support?
Make money online
28 quick ways to go green and save
National Minimum Wage
Facebook selling tips
How to stop spending
Universal credit
Pension need-to-knows
Rent Out Your Home on Airbnb
Tax & Benefits How to check you're paying the right tax and see which benefits you're entitled to
Popular Guides
- Marriage tax allowance
Get a tax break worth up to £1,250
- Universal credit
Who can get it, how much you can get and how to apply
- Tax credits
Including info on how (and when) to update your details
Martin: Working from home due to coronavirus?
Pensions & Future Planning How to understand pensions
Popular Guides
- State pension
How much do you get and can you boost it?
- Pension credit
Boost your retirement income with a state top-up
- What is pension auto-enrolment?
Getting the most from your workplace pension
Boost your income How to make extra cash
Popular Guides
- Rent Out Your Home on Airbnb
21 tips for temporarily renting a home or room to holidaymakers
- Earn freebies for testing products
The top 'freebies for feedback' sites
- Make money online
30+ top paying sites and apps for making extra cash
Budgeting & Debt Help How to cut debt and budget
Popular Guides
- Debt Problems
What to do & where to get support
- Mental Health & Debt
Free PDF booklet to download
Our income and families section has our student MoneySaving info, including whether you should pay off your student loan, and our student loans mythbusting guide. We also have the top student bank accounts and graduate accounts, plus our mature student guide and the education grants and courses that can help.
Our boost your income section has tons of ways to top-up your cash, including more than 60 tips to earn extra money, and our Facebook selling and eBay buying and selling guides. We also have ways to make money online, and how to earn freebies for testing products and the top online survey sites.
In our junior MoneySaving section we have top cards for under-18s, top junior ISAs, child trust funds and the best children’s savings.
We also have info on how to get help with childcare costs, including getting £1,000s in tax credits and tax-free childcare. And we’ve a guide to universal credit and a benefits calculator, which involves a 10-minute check to ensure you’re getting what you’re due.
The health and wellbeing section includes our cheap hay fever tablets guide, cheap gym membership and our free and cheap prescriptions guide.
We also have our mental health and debt booklet which covers how to handle debts when unwell, free debt counselling, specific tips for bipolar disorder and depression sufferers, whether to declare a condition and more.