With the truly exceptional circumstances from the spread of Covid-19, it's a time where money can be tight for some, or it's just best to stay cautious for others. Every penny counts and the last thing you need is being overcharged by £20 on your energy bill, or by £15 on your outdated car insurance. You may even have a few loans (and credits), you could consolidate to lower your monthly payments.
While social distancing, it's the opportunity to check and avoid any nasty surprises. Luckily, there’s a free way to do that: Plum.
Recommended by Financial Times, BBC, and Money Saving Expert and with over 650,000 users in the UK, Plum is a money assistant that helps in many ways with your money, with the goal to make anyone better off.
Here's how it works:
1) You link Plum to your bank account so it can analyse any recurring spendings (works with all major UK banks).
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2) It then calculates where you're likely losing money on your bills. Tap the "Lost Money" tab to see where you could save.
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3) Find out how much you would save for the same deal between providers.
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4) Switch and DONE! It usually takes 2 minutes to save an average of £179 a year, depending on your type of bills.
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And reap the rewards down the line!
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