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It can be a trying time for parents when their child leaves for university. Your child is growing up fast and will have control over their personal finances for perhaps the first time. When this day finally arrives, the question on every parent’s mind is just how much independence they should allow . . . → Read More: Financing your child once they’ve left for university  Installing a conservatory on your home is an excellent thing to do. It adds a light and airy space to your home. Many people think of it just as a way to add a sun lounge, but in fact, it can be so much more than just a sun room. Helping You Keep warm in . . . → Read More: The Benefits of Conservatories for Families The Department of Transport’s biggest ever clampdown on uninsured vehicles started on June 20th. In a well-advertised campaign, new legislation has been brought in to stop drivers keeping their vehicles parked up after their insurance has lapsed. They must know fill in the correct documentation to say the car is off the . . . → Read More: The Curse of Uninsured Drivers Every responsible parent knows that raising a child is expensive. But in the beginning the expenditure is basic. You provide food, shelter, clothing and entertainment. You make sure that your child wants for nothing and has the opportunities for development, education and recreation that may be enhanced by the amount you are . . . → Read More: Looking to the Future A new saver account for children was launched called the Newcastle Big Little Saver, by the Newcastle Building Society. It places the variable rate of 2.98% Gross or 3.00% AER that includes for regular savers a 1% bonus or those that make a minimum of one deposit each month and no withdrawals therefore the rate without . . . → Read More: Big savings account for the little ones in your life from the Newcastle A Sponsored Post For a lot of parents, the day a child moves away from home, regardless of their age, can be a day filled with both sadness and a secret sense of relief. For as much as they’ll be missed, the peace and quiet and chance to put yourself first for once could be an attractive . . . → Read More: Covering the cost of the kids The concept of giving a credit card to a teenager might seem a little strange to some people. After all no-one wants to teach their youngsters bad habits. However, prepaid credit cards actually offer an excellent way of teaching your teen to manage money while allowing parents to retain control and monitor what’s being . . . → Read More: Prepaid Credit Cards for Teenagers When the time comes for your child to choose a university and course of higher education, many universities will probably be tempting you with their ivory towers. Promises of how their excellent educational tracks can enable your child to embark on a wonderful future with excellent career options are probably bombarding you . . . → Read More: Rising Tuition Fees and the Case for a Gap Year Having a baby is one of the most magical experiences you will ever go through — but it doesn’t come cheap. Be sure you still have something left in your savings account by the time of your baby’s first birthday by following some of the following money saving tips along the way: Take what’s rightfully yours Be sure . . . → Read More: How to have a baby on a budget Here is a handy video guide for calculating your entitlement for child . . . → Read More: How to calculate child tax credits |
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