Student finance

Give your kids the best chance of graduating university with a firm grasp of money matters as well as a degree with the Moneywise guide.

  • University can be an expensive time, with estimated total costs of over £50,000 by the time its finished. Moneywise offers students five tips on how to save while you study.

  • Classifieds

    The number of graduate vacancies has risen sharply, with one in five not finding work within six months of graduation. Nathalie Bonney looks at how you can up your chances.

  • Graduate with family

    So your newly graduated child has landed their first job: how do they repay their student loan and should you help?

  • A guide to student finances

    From choosing the right student account to sorting out your household bills, Nathalie Bonney explains how you can get through university without being riddled with debt.

  • Woman with camera

    Do you have a pastime you could make serious money from? Hannah Ricci provides great tips to help you market and profit from your skills.

  • Gold purse

    From being paid for your opinion to holding tupperware parties, there are plenty of easy ways you can make money without having to resort to a trip to Vegas or taking on an extra job.

  • Avoiding debt at university isn't easy, but you can help keep the problem under control by steering clear of these financial traps.

  • rental contract

    Traditionally seen as a tight-fisted bunch, surviving on beans in a bedsit, students' taste in accommodation has gone upmarket. And by investing in student digs, you could look forward to a hassle...

  • students graduation

    Avoiding debt at university isn't easy, but you can help keep the problem under control by steering clear of these financial traps.

  • Group of students sitting on grass

    University is an expensive place, thanks to spiralling tuition fees and rising living costs. But teaching your kids about money management before they go can minimise the debt millstone.