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Everyone has heard of it but in case you don't really know what happened back in 2008, we've broken down what caused the 2008 recession and what it meant for the economy.
Whilst this might not sound too fun, the goals of each one are to benefit your financial health and help you save some money during the festive period. If you participate in one of these challenges, you won't be thinking bah humbug on Christmas morning after over-spending beyond your means.
Bringing in the festive season is a blog from our superstar blog writer Jessie (aka @howifundthis) as she discusses how to reflect on your finances for the current year and set goals for 2024 without the 'new year new me' narrative taking control.
PSA for all students 🚨 We've created a list that will make you feel better about your student loans costing you what feels like millions of pounds, a list of money-saving hacks that you can start implementing into your everyday. Don't worry, you can thank us later 😎
The monetary policy committee is a name that is thrown around A LOT but what actually is it? Well, fear no more as we break down what it is, its roots and the role it plays in modern society.
Emergency funds, rainy day funds, f*** it funds - we break down what this multi-name concept is and what it could mean for your financial health 💪
This week's blog is written by the Incredible Jessie (aka @howifundthis) and it focuses on feeling comfortable discussing debt. Whether it's with loved ones, friends or a random person on the street (maybe not 👀🤣), she breaks down how to approach each person with actionable steps.
Debt can be even spookier than the spookiest day of the year, therefore we've come up with some ways you can celebrate Halloween without putting yourself into debt and spending above your budget.
It's that time of year again! Dust off those cobwebs and get those skeletons out of your closet, it's Halloween! If you aren't feeling in the Halloween mood because of the financial pressure this celebration can bring, fear not! We've created a list of top tips on how to save money this year.
This week's blog is all about prioritising yourself when it comes to money and how this can benefit your financial future 🔮. We break down what it actually means to pay yourself first and the ways it will benefit you once implemented - so strap in and let's get that money 💸
This week's blog is all about the ratio that rules people's finances. The sweet spot. The 50/30/20 rule. We break down what this ratio actually means to your finances and how you could implement it into your budgeting strategy.
This week's blog is written by the one and only Jessie (aka @howifundthis) and it's all about how, as humans we purchase items we don't necessarily need. She gives us some guidance on how to avoid getting into debt despite these temptations.
This week's blog is all about balance transfer cards and why people use them when paying down their debt in order to alleviate some stress during their journey to debt freedom
In this week's blog, we break down the top tips that will help make your money stretch. Whether that is for the duration of the month until the next payday comes around (don't worry, we are counting down the days too!🤞) or making it stretch so you can afford something you've been saving up for👀
This week's blog focuses on a few Netflix shows, films and documentaries that discuss the issues of debt. Whether that's in society as a whole or within people's personal lives, we've collated a list of 5 and go into more detail about what they are all about. Netflix is not only a great source of entertainment, it can also be a source of education 🤓
Whether it's interest fees, late fees, or over-the-limit fees, people can get caught out from all different angles by banks. That is why we’ve written this blog to highlight the exact ways you can be charged by your credit card provider so that you’re all clued up.
Your mindset can be the determining factor for whether you achieve your goals or not, particularly goals that are achieved in the longer term. Therefore, your mindset during your journey out of debt is central to the time it takes for you to achieve financial freedom.
This blog is all about the importance of financial literacy and we break down why there is so much value in investing time to educate yourself on the topic.
We love more people talking about the topic of personal finance so we decided to bring together 10 personal finance influencers who we think create great, helpful content so that you don’t have to go out searching for them. Whether they specifically focus on topics related to debt or general personal finance, we believe they are some of the people paving the way to a future where financial education is accessible, understandable & relatable. If you don’t already follow them - make sure to & don’t forget to let them know who sent you 😉!
This week's debt diary is all about the power of impulsive spending and the rabbit hole it can lead you down 🫥
This week's blog is slightly different to our usual posts. It's written by our Software Engineer, Martin as he takes a deep dive into VRPs and their role at Incredible.
This week's blog is by our lovely, monthly blogger - Jessie (aka howifundthis). She focuses on the art of not living in the past and focusing on the future in order to improve your personal finance situation
Motivating yourself can be hard, no we’re not talking about finding the energy to go to the gym or finding the energy to finally do that thing you always said you were going to do (just us?) We’re talking about money motivation, specifically the motivation needed to pay down your debts. Join us in today’s blog where we dive into some of the top secrets in finding money motivation.
