Our mission is to make money easy to understand.
The UK doesn’t know enough about personal finance, and isn't confident enough to make the right financial decisions – and current guidance can feel like a foreign language. We’re here to change that.
We’re here to help you make the right decisions for yourself – providing you with the right information you need in the simplest way possible.
We’re removing the waffle and jargon, and speaking in plain English and providing clear and simple steps that are easy to understand, empowering you to make the right decisions for your future.
Rated 5.0 by Google reviews
With decades of experience in the personal finance industry, we’ve seen how much money people in the UK lose out on each year, and across their lifetime – it’s driven us quite nuts!
We decided to help change that with one simple idea. “To educate people about money in the simplest way possible.”
We’re now proudly helping the UK build financial understanding and confidence, help save £1,000s, and build a comfortable future for themselves.
We're a team of highly experienced financial professionals, with nearly 100 years combined experience helping people with money advice (working within a range of FCA authorised companies (financial services companies)).
Between the team, we have a whole range of degrees and professional qualifications – covering mortgage advice, financial advice, financial planning, investment planning, pensions, retirement income planning and personal tax planning (CeMAP - Certificate in Mortgage Advice and Practice, and APFS - Advanced Diploma in Financial Planning).
Our expert team produces our easy to understand, in-depth and informative content, and each article is reviewed to ensure accuracy, and to ensure each article provides as much guidance and help to our readers as possible.
Our goal is to help guide you to the right financial path, but we don't provide personal advice. If you’d like personal advice, it’s best to speak to a financial advisor.
Editor-in-Chief
Christopher Dowling combines a communications degree with over 10 years experience in the financial services industry in London – with focus on educating people on a wide range of money topics in an easy to understand way. He writes about savings, investing, pensions, mortgages, insurance, banking, loans, business finance and other money topics.
Education: Communications degree (BA, Hons), Surrey Institute of Art & Design, University College
Personal Finance Editor
Edward Savage is a leading expert on money, with a background of 8 years working in financial services in London, has a business, accounting and finance degree, runs an investing community, and teaches people about money. He writes about all aspects of personal finance, including pensions, investing, mortgages and insurance.
Education: Business, accounting and finance degree (BA, Hons), University of Portsmouth
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An honest, quick answer, explained in English which I could understand, recommended.
Bill, 2023
Their articles are top notch. I recently read 'My partner is a first-time buyer but I’m not, what are my options?' That article was absolute perfection, absolute 10/10.
Pavoo, 2023
Amazing customer service, quick response time, would highly recommend.
Doctorwoofwoof, 2024
Our favourite review so far:
Hello, hope you don't mind the email as I am not a customer but I just wanted to say what an excellent couple of well written articles about pensions you have produced I.e. 'what the average pension pot is' and 'how much is required to have saved.'
Finally someone has taken the time and trouble to produce a really comprehensive but easy to read couple of articles about this complex subject with clear illustrations to back up the text (which are ideal for the likes of myself.) You also show what pension pots totals need to be aiming for in order to receive the various levels of income, with or without a State Pension, for single people and for couples. Superb!
Whoever spent the time to write this should be complimented. Have searched so many websites over time about pensions and not one has ever indicated the total pension pot amount to aim to have saved or set things out so clearly. This is so useful.
Wish this information had been around when I was younger. There was little or no information around other than vague indications back then other than save as much as you can. If the pension subject comes up with anyone I talk to I will certainly recommend they read this. It is all there in one place!
Steven, 2024
Thanks so much for all the amazing feedback and reviews we’ve received, it’s great to hear we’re helping people, and a huge motivation to keep helping more and more people.
The whole Nuts About Money team
