Knowledge Hub
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The easy way to build a savings habit for your child
Parents want to give their children a good start in life. One way to do that is by saving a little now for their…
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Who gets your money if you’re not married?
Are you choosing to live with your partner without getting married? It’s a completely valid choice that many are making. Government figures found…
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What the proposed changes to PIP mean and how to plan ahead
Personal Independence Payment (PIP) is a UK benefit. It helps with extra costs if a long-term health condition or disability makes daily living or getting…
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How to build an emergency fund for unexpected costs
That’s where an emergency fund comes in. Even a small pot of money set aside gives you options and control. A way to bring yourself peace of mind during a stressful situation. It’s also something that can stop one unexpected cost from becoming a long-term financial problem.
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How we’re shaping the future of community finance
We offer a different kind of financial service – one built on trust and fairness, with a community at its centre. We’re a not-for-profit,…
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What is fair finance and why does it matter?
Fair and accessible finance means putting people and the planet first – making sure your money helps others, not just big businesses. When you…
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Why we use Open Banking (and how it helps you)
We want to make sure any loan or credit union service you apply for is truly affordable for you. That’s why we use Open…
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Simple money tips to make your budget go further
Managing money isn’t about strict budgets, it’s about making small, smart choices every day. Managing your money can be simple. It’s all about cutting…
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Giving back to the planet and our members
We belong to you. Everything we do is to support you and build stronger communitiestogether. Your involvement drives positive change in the communities and…