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Barclays Premier Current Account: is now the best time to switch?

By Laura Mossman
3 min Read 25 May 2021
With Barclays scrapping its Premier Rewards scheme in December 2020, meaning Premier Banking customers no longer enjoy free English Heritage...

Banking

Plum Review - Is 'AI' the best way to save and invest?

By Lauren Burrows
25 min Read 14 May 2021
Building up a savings pot and putting away a regular amount each month is something that most Britons find difficult...

Banking

Emma Review - Is it the best budgeting app?

By Andy Leeks
18 min Read 30 Apr 2021
What is Emma? Emma is a money management app that uses open banking to combine information from all of your...

Banking

Tandem Bank review

By Lauren Burrows
11 min Read 01 Oct 2020
With so many app-only banks trying to crack the UK market it can be difficult to choose which one is best for you; if any? The thought of trusting a...

Banking

Snoop app review

By Lauren Burrows
11 min Read 20 May 2020
Snoop was founded in 2019 by former Virgin CEO Jane-Anne Gadhia and ex-Managing Director John Natalizia. It launched its money-saving app in April 2020 and markets itself as 'A clever...

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