Money Matters
Below are our 13 articles in the money matters' category:

Virtually all children in the UK born after a certain date are eligible to free money from the government in the form of a Child Trust Fund. This...

Childcare vouchers are a way for employed parents to pay for childcare out of their incomes before they are taxed, making them huge savings. For...

Every child in the UK is entitled to child benefit, a payment that is made weekly or monthly, depending on circumstance. Applying is easy and your...

Coping with being made redundant can be difficult, especially for working mums who don't have the time -- or the luxury -- to feel sorry for...

Free childcare places are available for all three and four-year-olds living in England. But as the government only pays for five two-and-a-half-hour...

Everyone wants to get the most from their money, and these days we could all use a helping hand when it comes to budgeting for ourselves and our...

In today's economy it can be extremely difficult planning a budget designed to make ends meet, yet still have a little left over for luxuries and...

For working parents, the cost of childcare can be overwhelming. If you work shift or have to be at the office early, it's often hard to find someone...

Many of us have no real idea what our spending habits are. That's why planning a realistic budget - and sticking to it - can help us cut down costs...

It's a fact of life: everyone needs money, and we all need to learn how to use it wisely. But when should children start learning about money...

Many parents struggle to pay for extra school costs, such as music lessons, school trips and other activities. However, help is out there to help...

Many people these days, even mums with full-time jobs, are doing extra work to make extra money. That can be by moonlighting, doing additional...

If you are a single mum bringing up a child on your own, you may very well be eligible to free entitlements from the government. They are special...
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