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What is first-party fraud and how could it affect you?
Many assume there’s nothing wrong with first-party fraud, but the consequences could affect your credit score.
How joint finances could impact your credit score
Learn the joint finance and credit score essentials before sharing a home with your partner.
Anti-Money Laundering Checks When Buying a House in the UK
All you need to know about AML checks when buying a house, including how they work and whether they can affect your credit score.
Big changes to stamp duty – what it means for your credit score
Here’s everything you need to know about the stamp duty changes being introduced in April 2025 and how they could affect you and your credit score.
Understanding credit health: reports and scores
Learn what credit health means, how it could impact your financial goals, and why regular credit report checks are important.
Does car insurance affect credit score?
Understanding how insurance impacts your credit score can be confusing. Our guide explains how car insurance could affect your credit score.
The UK’s credit health knowledge gaps revealed
One in five adults don’t realise they can access their credit information.
The pros and cons of shared ownership
Learn how it works and if it’s a good idea for you.
How do credit cards work?
Weigh up the benefits and risks, and how credit cards can affect your credit score.
Does opening a savings account affect my credit score?
Opening a savings account won’t affect your credit score. But there are some things you need to know.
What is a good credit score?
Uncover what each credit reference agency considers a ‘good’ credit score, how to get one, and the benefits of having one.
The Pros and Cons of an Interest-only Mortgage Holiday
Can you take an interest-only mortgage holiday, and will it affect your credit score? Here’s what you need to know.