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Our blog covers the latest news at PayPlan, tips to help you save money, our latest press releases, expert insight and everything in between.
So many people use the New Year to kick start a health plan and look after their bodies, but the New Year can also be the perfect opportunity to review your financial health.The holiday season is expensive, with food, presents,…
How to cut down the costs of Christmas dinnerThe festive season can be especially stressful when you’re already dealing with debt. But, with a little creativity and planning, you can still enjoy a wonderful Christmas without overspending.In our third blog, we’ve come…
The holiday season, whether it’s Christmas, Hanukkah, work parties or family gatherings, is often a time for people to come together to celebrate, remember, and connect.But if you, or someone close to you, are grieving, these gatherings may feel overwhelming…
Christmas is about joy, warmth, and togetherness, not how much you spend. The festive season can feel overwhelming for those facing financial challenges, but decorating your home doesn’t have to cost a fortune.In the second blog of our Christmas Savings…
We’ve joined forces with our partner, Illegal Money Lending Team (IMLT), to warn people about the dangers of borrowing from loan sharks in the run-up to Christmas.The IMLT is a national organisation, hosted by Birmingham City Council, that was set…
As the colder months approach, we understand that keeping your home warm can be costly.That’s why we’ve put together some energy-saving tips to help you stay warm and cosy without breaking the bank.How do I keep my house warm?Make sure…
This week, Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced new plans for how the country’s money will be spent and managed.We’ve broken down some of the key announcements and how it could affect your finances.Rises in National Minimum Wage and State PensionNational Minimum…
Talking about money can be a great way to share tips and advice on best practices that you and your friends and family put in place to make the most of the income that you have.It can also encourage conversations…
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is delivering her long-awaited budget – the first Labour Budget for 14 years. We’ll provide critical updates as and when they’re announced.You can watch here if you require British Sign Language coverage. National Minimum WageNational minimum wage to rise…
Spooky season is just around the corner.Did you know Halloween is one of the UK’s top four favourite celebrations? This can sometimes lead to unexpected costs, from the pumpkin patches to the buckets of sweets and wanting to wear the…
With so many of us feeling the financial pinch, finding ways to save a little extra can really make a difference — especially when it comes to the weekly food shop.Those rising food shop bills can feel overwhelming, but with…
Coping with practical matters after losing someone can be overwhelming, especially if you’re emotionally attached to the person. Sorting through their financial affairs might feel invasive, and it can be distressing if you uncover private matters like unpaid debts.If you’re…
PayPlan has been named Debt Team of the Year after a successful evening at the Corporate Finance Awards.The Corporate Finance Awards recognise the exceptional financial achievements of the UK’s mid-sized and larger companies, as well as the supplier organisations that…
If you’re currently paying council tax for your home in England, depending on your circumstances you may be able to receive a discount or not pay it at all.You may be able to get:A discount, for example, for single-person occupancy…
In England, depending on your circumstances, you may be able to get 15 or 30 hours of free childcare for your children aged nine months to four years old.The amount of childcare you may get depends on:Your child’s ageWhat your…
Universal Credit is a single monthly payment to help people on a low income with living costs.You’ll receive a letter in the post from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP)It’s important that you don’t do anything until you receive…
On the 10th of September every year, organisations and communities around the world come together to raise awareness of how we can create a world where fewer people die by suicide. The theme for 2024 is to Change The Narrative.Every…