Emigrating 7 Top Tips
Our 7 top tips to minimise stress when you are planning on emigrating
Diane
With the background of a long standing career at senior level within the insurance industry, I've been writing articles on personal finance matters for MoneyHighStreet since we started it in 2006.
As a family of 4, plus a wonderful labrador, our main goal is really to enjoy life, to have fun!
To achieve our goal, like it or not, we need to really get the most from our money. I enjoy sharing how we tackle this.
How to Transfer Money to Australia
If you need to transfer money to Australia, the best deals are dependent on how much you want to send 'down under' – and why. We take a look at some popular options
Why Might You Need to Transfer Money Abroad?
In an increasingly global economy, it’s not just banks and businesses that need to transfer money abroad on a regular basis – it’s individuals.
Will Debt Management Work For Me?
A debt management plan could be an ideal solution if you're faced with debt repayments that you simply can't afford. But as with any debt solution, it will only work well for you if it really is the right solution for your circumstances.
How To Buy GAP Insurance
If you want to buy GAP insurance, it can seem quite complex and even daunting. It doesn't have to be though, read our article to understand why
How to save money at music festivals
The festival season is great, but whether Glastonbury, Boardmasters or others, festival goers can face hefty expenses. We look at how you can save money at music festivals
How to Compare Energy Prices
Are you paying too much for your gas and electricity? If you’re unsure, comparing energy prices online could save your family an average of £200 on its bills.
Why You Should Check Travel Insurance Policy Small Print
Many people go on their holidays without checking the small print of their travel insurance policy. This may mean finding yourself seriously out of pocket. Here's why
Four Tips To Save Money For Your Holiday
With thoughts turning to the summer holidays, we have some great ideas about how you can save money on your vacation.
Does an EHIC replace Travel Insurance?
Many Brits holidaying in Europe rely on an European Health Insurance Card (EHIC). Whilst useful, it may not cover all you need and it doesn't replace travel insurance
Buying A Property In France – What Do You Need To Know?
Buying a property in France is a popular investment for many, whether a permanent move, second home or as property to let out to holiday makers. But what do you need to know?
Do you know the real cost of your holiday car hire?
Adding extras for your holiday car at the car hire rental desk can be very expensive. Save money by planning ahead
Why Your Business Should Be Investing in EHS Software in the New Financial Year
Does your business use EHS software? Here are some good reasons why having environmental health & safety makes sound business sense and can save money.
How to live the free life and maintain your income
Are you tired of the miserable winters, the long commutes, and the 9-5 drudgery? Can you imagine spending your winters on a tropical beach while still making money. If so, read on.
Have you booked your cruise holiday?
Off on a cruise holiday? Cruises are fast becoming a popular holiday choice but be warned, standard travel insurance may not provide the cover you need.
How to compare gas and electricity prices
Want to compare gas and electricity prices? Use a price comparison website such as Confused.com, uSwitch.com or moneysupermarket.com. We explain how
What happens to loyalty rewards when you die?
Loyalty programmes are very popular but do you understand the value of your loyalty rewards? What will happen to them when you die?
Travel Insurance – should you have it?
If you are taking a holiday or trip away then buying travel insurance is something well worth considering.
What to think about with travel insurance
Imagine the wonderful feeling that you've just booked your summer holiday. Before you get too excited though, have you taken time to buy travel insurance too?
Fishing rods to vintage crockery at risk in sheds
How secure is your shed or outbuilding? What's the value of the items you store in there? What would you do if they were stolen or damaged?