It’s that time of year that everyone hates… The hype of Christmas and new year are out the way and our bank balances have felt the pinch. For most of us a month pay has had to stretch from before christmas to the end of January which is a very […]

Many people think that credit cards are inaccessible to them and that only the rich and wealthy can afford to have one. However, this simply isn’t true and in actuality, a credit card is of more use to someone who is a little tight on money than it is to […]

You would think people working in the London’s financial sector would have it sussed when it comes to getting the best value for their holiday money. But the latest research* from the Ukash Travel Money Prepaid MasterCard® card reveals that over 80% of London’s city workers are missing out on […]

You may have heard recently that the pound is strengthening against the Euro and the US Dollar, but it’s still difficult to know when the best time is to buy your holiday currency. Leading travel money card provider, Ukash, is offering some tips to help student travellers deal with the […]

The latest research* from Ukash, the leading payments innovator, has revealed the post-holiday shock of spending when you go abroad. Despite nearly a quarter of consumers admitting that they do not worry about potential charges when they are enjoying their time away, but this is certainly not the case when […]

When it comes to stretching that holiday budget for all it’s worth, it’s all about getting the best rates on your travel money. If you have been working or studying hard all year round, the summer is the time that you want your break! Savvy travellers should make sure they […]

The creation of the New Development Bank (NDB) became one of the most debated outcomes of the 6th BRICS summit which took place in the Brazilian city of Fortaleza on July 15–17. According to the declaration signed on the first day of the summit, the capital of the BRICS’ new […]

Recent government legislation has confirmed another coalition-enforced blow to higher education. Currently, any student who has purchased a loan post-1990 faces further monetary concerns and debts after they leave university. As we all know too well, an atypical UK or EU undergraduate who commenced their studies in 2012 will end […]