Amelia Murray

1 week ago | msn.com | Amelia Murray |Danielle Richardson

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1 week ago | becleverwithyourcash.com | Amelia Murray

Are brides and grooms pushing their loved ones to the financial brink? Who doesn’t love a wedding? A day celebrating love, getting fed and watered, and a chance to let your hair down with your nearest and dearest. But what we don’t love – and what’s been creeping up over the last few years – is the cost to family and friends who’ve been invited. And these days, we’re not just talking about dusting off your best dress and showing up for the wedding day in your town. Oh no.

2 weeks ago | becleverwithyourcash.com | Amelia Murray

The Fork, First Table, NeoTaste & more reviewed. Going to a restaurant is a real treat, but it doesn’t need to – and shouldn’t – break the bank. We’ve looked into a number of websites and apps that promise to slash your bill every time you eat out – but how do they work and are they any good? In this article Some articles on the site contain affiliate links, which provide a small commission to help fund our work. However, they won’t affect the price you pay or our editorial independence.

3 weeks ago | becleverwithyourcash.com | Amelia Murray

You can get thousands of pounds in tax-free savings interest if you’re a lower-earnerMost people get a Personal Savings Allowance of between £500 and £1,000, but did you know you might also be entitled to another one? The starting rate for savings is a separate allowance for lower-earners that means you can earn much more in savings income without paying tax. Here’s how it works. Some articles on the site contain affiliate links, which provide a small commission to help fund our work.

1 month ago | becleverwithyourcash.com | Amelia Murray

You could be sitting on hundreds of pounds of unused energy creditNow the weather is warming up, chances are you’re using less energy than in the winter. And because of the way most of us pay for our energy bills – by a fixed monthly direct debit – now is the time of year when you might have built up a big old credit balance in your account – which you can, and should, claim back.