ROS ALTMANN: Why the Bank of England should NOT cut rates
A decision to cut the base rate tomorrow would only harm younger people, explains Ros Altmann in her debut for the Young Money Blog Apparently
January 29, 2020
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Savings
SIMON BAIN: Has saving become elitist?
Savers have had the rough end of it since the financial crash in 2008. But have things got even worse in the past year? Simon
January 28, 2020
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Saving more in 2020: my tips for the Guardian
MAIN ILLUSTRATION: MARTINA GENTILE Last week, I was quoted in the Guardian’s starter guide to saving money as part of their series on “how to
January 7, 2020
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Here’s what Boris Johnson MUST do to win over Young Britain
However you feel about Thursday’s result and Boris Johnson’s electoral victory, we must accept the age of Bojo and understand how it might shape our
December 16, 2019
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What kind of spender are you? Take my Spenders’ Confessional!
New research from the Post Office and CEBR has found that British adults “unconsciously spend” more than £900 of their potential savings pot every year.
May 15, 2019
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Borrowers will be feeling ‘Blue Monday’ more than most. Here’s why
Today is meant to to be the bleakest day of the year so far – and it’s only the 21st! Could it be due to
January 21, 2019
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Will Help to Save and sidecar schemes keep young Britain solvent?
Young Britain has a savings problem. More than half of people in their twenties have no pot to draw on in an emergency, according to
January 14, 2019
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Help to Buy – Buyer Beware! Avoiding equity loans for white elephants
Are first-time buyers really getting a leg-up from the government with Help to Buy loans? The Young Money Blog team digs deeper… Many young people are
August 29, 2018
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