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UHI Inverness is set to launch a month-long series of events aimed at helping cash-strapped students better manage their finances.

Which extravagant luxuries could you buy if you quit smoking, drinking, or that takeaway habit? Here’s how it all adds up

May and June are ideal months for a spontaneous break – but beware the pitfalls of a late booking

Learn how to change your car battery at home! Follow these easy steps to save money on repairs and ensure smooth vehicle operation.

Spring is here, nature is bursting into life and keen gardeners will be itching to get stuck into their flower beds, but they also need to make sure their pastime does not cost them the earth.

While personal finance varies, a general rule of thumb suggests allocating 50% for living expenses, 30% for lifestyle expenses, and 20% for savings from your take-home pay. Read more.

While personal finance varies, a general rule of thumb suggests allocating 50% for living expenses, 30% for lifestyle expenses, and 20% for savings from your take-home pay. Read more.

Lifestyle inflation occurs when your spending increases alongside your income. It is often subtly and unnoticed.

Telegraph Money explains what to do once you cross the 40pc threshold