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Courtney Evans

Courtney studied English Literature and Creative Writing at University and is the Editorial Assistant for Finance Monthly, CEO Today and Lawyer Monthly writing articles for all three publications. Courtney is an experienced writer who enjoys researching for the articles. When she’s not working, Courtney can be found planning her next budget friendly trip and trying to tick off new experiences on her ever-growing bucket list.

Articles by Courtney Evans

Pet Insurance prices rising

23rd May 2024
With 16m pet owners in Britain the consensus on prices in the pet industry is largely, very unhappy! With vet prices increasing and pet insurance doing the same it is becoming harder for people to afford their beloved pets.   In 2023 just in the months of July to December pet insurance prices rose by […]
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Are your vets overcharging you?

23rd May 2024
In Britain there are around 16m household with at least one pet, a large market for vet practices pet services. Many people feel that their vet practice is overcharging for prescriptions and treatment services including medication. The CMA have launched an investigation into the vet industry which is expected to take around 18 months to […]
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Election day announced

23rd May 2024
Rishi Sunak has announced the election will be held on the 4th July. After 14 years of conservative rule, they are now behind in the polls and on July 5th the country could have a new Prime Minister. Manifestos are expected to come in June. Make sure you are registered to vote so you can […]
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Avoid expensive flights

22nd May 2024
Airfares, car rentals and hotel prices decreased by 1% to the year ending April 2024, prices remain 15% higher than 2019 levels. The price of fuel, the shortage of aircrafts as well as the overall inflation and the pandemic plunging many airlines into debt they are still recovering from.   The cheapest way to book […]
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Will Mortgage rates fall?

22nd May 2024
It was announced this week that inflation rates have finally fallen to a ‘normal’ rate of 2.3% after a long road of rising rates. This is much closer to the Bank of England’s target of 2%. The Bank of England has held their rates at 5.25% setting this to tackle the rising inflation. With the […]
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Inflation falls again, expectations to come…

21st May 2024
The research firm, Kanter found that inflation has fallen to 2.3% which is a drop from 3.2% in April. This announcement is encouraging to hear and brings hope that the UK is on the right track as this is the lowest level in three years. Shoppers are still opting for own-brand labels rather than branded […]
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Mental health awareness when struggling with your finances

21st May 2024
1 in 4 people experience mental health problems however many people go without any support or reaching out for help. The stigma around mental health is still an issue and prevents many from taking action. Personal finances can often be a cause or an outcome of mental health problems. 1.5M people in England experience problem […]
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A UK summer on a budget

20th May 2024
The summer holidays are coming and you might be panicking about what to do, how to entertain the kids for 6 weeks and create lasting memories. Your budget doesn’t have to be blown this summer and you can still make the most of the warm months and long days with the family.
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North VS South divide on house prices

20th May 2024
With the price of houses rising each year this makes it much harder for first time buyers to get on the property market. There are regional differences in house prices over the UK and clear increases as you travel the south of England. When looking to buy a house you might consider the regional differences […]
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Home insurance costs are rising so what can you do to keep the prices down?

20th May 2024
Home insurance premiums are becoming more expensive as conditions such as extreme weather are pushing the prices up. Figures released by Compare the Market showed that from January to March this year home insurance costs rose by a huge 31%. It was found that the average combined building and contents policy climbed up to £209 […]
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The Cost of Immigration

17th May 2024
In the year ending June 2023, ONS statistics estimate that 1.2 million people migrated into the UK. The UK is currently spending more money on their policy with Rwanda where asylum seekers are sent to a third country to settle rather than allowing them status in the UK. Due to the asylum process in the […]
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More young home owners gamble their retirement with mortgages lasting past state pension age

16th May 2024
  Over one million people have taken out new mortgagees that are set to run past retirement age in what is a growing trend. The data has been supplied for the Bank of England by the Financial Conduct Authority under the Freedom of Information Act, and was later obtained by Steve Webb who is a […]
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