Student money-saving tips

Whether we have our headphones on at the gym, are listening to a playlist on the way to class, or have started a jam to get the vibes flowing at pre-drinks, we all know that music is impossible to live without. So why not offset the costs with our five music student discounts?

Exams are finished, uni’s over and summer is fast approaching; with all this warm weather and free time, there really is no better time than now to go travelling. We’re here to show you that it’s possible to itch that travel bug while on a budget, thanks to these travel student discounts.

It’s always this time of year that our devices decide to die on us, isn’t it? You might be begging your laptop to hang on a little longer for those last few assignments, or you may be praying your phone doesn’t die on you before SFE blesses your bank account again in September—either way, we’re here to make the inevitable tech replacement a little easier on your wallet with these five technology student discounts.

Let’s not kid ourselves — university isn’t cheap. Tuition fees, living expenses, food and learning resources (and that’s before you’ve even made it to the pub!). But that doesn’t mean you can’t save a few pennies here and there along the way. After my four years at university, here’s my tips for taking note of your notes.

With the days getting longer and the deadlines looming closer, sometimes the last thing on your mind is what you’re going to cook for dinner that evening. Get rid of the stress that meal prep brings and treat yourself to a meal out with mates, courtesy of these five student discounts below.

Spring’s finally making an appearance, which can only mean one thing: it’s time for a wardrobe refresh! Throw out those worn and dated items and replace them with pieces that actually spark joy using these five fashion discounts.

January may finally be over, but that doesn’t mean that our ‘new year, new me’ attitude has to end too. Continue sticking to those resolutions and looking after your mind, body and soul with the help of these five health and fitness student discounts – who said that self care had to be expensive?

The move from first to second year at university often comes with a lot of change as most students will have to start paying bills for the first time. In this feature we discuss how you can keep your finances organised and pay bills responsibly.

The move from first to second year at university often comes with a lot of change as most students will have to start paying bills for the first time. In this feature we discuss how you can keep your finances organised and pay bills responsibly.

As a student, it’s crucial that you spend your money in the most effective ways possible, and one of the best ways to do this is by finding student discounts wherever you can.

The move from first to second year at university often comes with a lot of change as most students will have to start paying bills for the first time. In this feature we discuss how you can keep your finances organised and pay bills responsibly.

If you’re moving out of a house at uni, you may be wondering how to get your tenancy deposit back as a student. Discover our guide here for more information.

If you’re going to university in September, you’ve more than likely looked into financial support and how to apply for student finance. You’ll have heard of terms such as student loan, tuition fee, and maintenance loan, but it can be difficult to see past all the jargon to find the real question – do student loans cover accommodation costs? Luckily, we’ve done some of the research to help you out. Keep reading to find out!

If you’ve got a hectic timetable jam-packed with lectures, seminars and labs, you might not be able to commit to a proper part-time job. However, that doesn’t mean you still can’t earn some extra cash.  

If you’re wondering how to make money as a student in the UK, here are 11 simple solutions… 

The move from first to second year at university often comes with a lot of change as most students will have to start paying bills for the first time. In this feature we discuss how you can keep your finances organised and pay bills responsibly.

The move from first to second year at university often comes with a lot of change as most students will have to start paying bills for the first time. In this feature we discuss how you can keep your finances organised and pay bills responsibly.

Budgeting isn’t something all students think about. Starting uni can feel like there’s so much to think about: making new friends, attending lectures and the all-important Freshers week. But making a budget should be one of your top priorities.

As a student, you’re most likely looking for ways to save money, and streaming services can quickly start to add up.
Here are some hacks for using your student status with your housemates to spend less money on Netflix, Amazon Prime and Spotify.

Whether you’re a savvy saver or struggling with a budget, opening a savings account could be perfect in helping you achieve your financial goals. However, the choice can be overwhelming — especially for students!

The move from first to second year at university often comes with a lot of change as most students will have to start paying bills for the first time. In this feature we discuss how you can keep your finances organised and pay bills responsibly.

We know your student loan has just dropped and you’re eager to go crazy and buy everything on your wish list, right? Well, before you go all out with the online shopping, check out our top tips for making your student loan last and stretch that extra mile…​

It’s time for the most loved (or hated) time of the year… Valentine’s Day.

Checking your bank balance after the festive period can be overwhelming but it isn’t too late to get your finances back on track. In this feature, we explore the best ways to meet financial goals and manage money responsibly year-round.

When you receive your first pay cheque or student loan instalment, it can be tempting to spend it all at once. But it’s important to create a money management plan that will help you find the perfect balance between saving and spending.

Learning how to handle money correctly from a young age can prevent people from developing reckless spending habits later in life. In this feature we explore how parents can teach their teenagers to be financially independent and prepare them for student life.

As a student, what can you do to help the environment? In this feature we discuss the small tweaks you can make to your day-to-day life that can help combat climate change and even save you money.

Research has exposed a gap in money management education ahead of students embarking on university, prompting renewed calls for lessons to be compulsory on the school curriculum. We offer budgeting tips for students feeling the pinch.