Money Matters Newsletter

Keep reading to refresh your memory on exactly how repayments work

As the academic year winds down and we head into summer, it’s the perfect time to take a step back and think about money – what went well this year, what didn’t, and how to make things easier (and less stressful) next time around

This guide of how to save money on travelling home will cover money-saving tips for four main modes of transportation: car, train, coach and plane.

Leaving student accommodation can be stressful, but one of the most important things to remember is making sure you get your deposit back.

Let’s dive into the basic graduation expenses you should be aware of.

At university, it’s easy to focus on lectures, deadlines, and social life while financial planning slips down the priority list.

Travelling as a student is, undoubtedly, an exciting adventure, and it doesn’t have to be out of budget.

Looking stylish at university doesn't have to empty your bank account. With a bit of planning and creativity, you can dress well on a student budget!

Summer is an excellent time for students to gain work experience and earn extra money to help see you through the academic year.

Whether you are procrastinating studying, buying for convenience (e.g., takeaway), or stress spending, these costs can quickly add up.

Saving money does not only involve opening a savings account with a bank; saving can mean spending wisely!

Moving off campus is an exciting step towards independence, but it comes with its own set of challenges. Here are some top tips to help you navigate this transition smoothly: