How Money Works

Can you afford it? And will you be better off in the long run? If you’re thinking about borrowing money, ask yourself these 9 questions first.

London is one of the most expensive cities to live in in the world – but there are plenty of bargains if you know where to look. 

Debt is something that is rarely discussed, but ignoring it can have an expensive impact on finances. Here's a brief guide on how to get out of debt.

Saving money and reducing costs can be tough, especially when it comes to cutting down on the essentials. And there’s nothing more essential than food. 

We've outlined a few different kinds of savings plans so you can find one that might suit you and your savings goals! 💰

We asked the experts in the Monzo Saving Squad to share their best tips on how to save money.

A joint bank account is a bank account that you share between one or more people. Here's some info on the tax implications of a joint account in the UK!

A savings account is a place to keep money so that it earns interest. Here's a brief guide on how savings accounts work!

When someone dies, there are a few things you'll need to do to make sure all bank accounts and finances are sorted.

The first thing to do would be to contact your bank, as different banks might have different ways to go about this.

'LockYourPot-tober' is a challenge where you keep your money locked in a Pot until the end of the month.

It's important to consider all the options of savings accounts when it comes to what you should do with a lump sum of money.

Your tax free savings allowance, also known as a Personal Savings Allowance, is a way for most people to earn interest from savings without paying tax!

At some point your bank might ask when you opened your bank account. Here's how to find out!

Bank transfers are usually fast and easy, however there are a few instances when they can take longer to go through.