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Christmas present inflation: Which gift prices have risen most and which have dropped?
The Christmas presents that have gone up - and down - in price the most this year have been revealed in new analysis by NimbleFins. Where can the best bargains be found?
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Weekly Savings for a Debt-Free Christmas
For a debt-free Christmas (the best gift you can give yourself!) save this much money each week depending on when you start to save during the year and how much you want to save for the holidays.
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'Alarming' number of Brits fear they'll never be able to retire - what you can do to boost pension
The majority of Gen X Britons have not saved enough for retirement, new research suggests.
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What's the average State Pension -- and is it enough to live on?
NimbleFins calculates average State Pensions in the UK and analyses if the State Pension is enough to live on.
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How Much Retirement Income Should I Have?
Wondering how much you need to have in retirement income? Us, too! NimbleFins has dug into data from the Pensions and Lifetime Savings Association and the Office for National Statistics to learn more. Hope this helps.
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Average Salary UK
NimbleFins analyses data from the Office for National Statistics to explore average salaries and household income in the UK.
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How to cut cost of TV licence fee
The cost of the TV licence fee is set to rise by more than £5 in 2026 to fund the BBC and its services.
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Average Water Bill UK
The typical household pays an estimated £759 per year for their water in early 2026, but the figure varies by region, income level and more. See how your water spending compares here.
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Gold price: How much has the price of gold gone up?
The gold price is soaring to records highs in 2026, surging more than 50% in the past year.
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How to pay energy bills quarterly based on ACTUAL usage
As energy bills skyrocket, many are looking for ways to be more careful with their money. We found out how to pay an energy bill quarterly based on actual usage, rather than estimates.
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Is it cheaper to dry clothes with a heated airer or a tumble dryer?
The cost of electricity has caused households to look at their energy usage, with many considering investing in appliances that could save them money in the long run. But which is cheaper when it comes to drying clothes - a tumble dryer or heated airer? Ni
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Is it cheaper to boil water for tea with a gas hob or an electric kettle?
We were just asked this question, and it's a great one, so the team at NimbleFins ran an experiment to find out. One method is definitely cheaper, but there are reasons why you might still opt for the more expensive method despite astronomical energy price
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Latest articles
Take control of your finances with tips on budgeting, saving, paying off your debts and more.
Christmas present inflation: Which gift prices have risen most and which have dropped?
The Christmas presents that have gone up - and down - in price the most this year have been revealed in new analysis by NimbleFins. Where can the best bargains be found?
Read article
Weekly Savings for a Debt-Free Christmas
For a debt-free Christmas (the best gift you can give yourself!) save this much money each week depending on when you start to save during the year and how much you want to save for the holidays.
Read article
'Alarming' number of Brits fear they'll never be able to retire - what you can do to boost pension
The majority of Gen X Britons have not saved enough for retirement, new research suggests.
Read article
What's the average State Pension -- and is it enough to live on?
NimbleFins calculates average State Pensions in the UK and analyses if the State Pension is enough to live on.
Read article
How Much Retirement Income Should I Have?
Wondering how much you need to have in retirement income? Us, too! NimbleFins has dug into data from the Pensions and Lifetime Savings Association and the Office for National Statistics to learn more. Hope this helps.
Read article
Average Salary UK
NimbleFins analyses data from the Office for National Statistics to explore average salaries and household income in the UK.
Read article
How to cut cost of TV licence fee
The cost of the TV licence fee is set to rise by more than £5 in 2026 to fund the BBC and its services.
Read article
Average Water Bill UK
The typical household pays an estimated £759 per year for their water in early 2026, but the figure varies by region, income level and more. See how your water spending compares here.
Read article
Gold price: How much has the price of gold gone up?
The gold price is soaring to records highs in 2026, surging more than 50% in the past year.
Read article
How to pay energy bills quarterly based on ACTUAL usage
As energy bills skyrocket, many are looking for ways to be more careful with their money. We found out how to pay an energy bill quarterly based on actual usage, rather than estimates.
Read article
Is it cheaper to dry clothes with a heated airer or a tumble dryer?
The cost of electricity has caused households to look at their energy usage, with many considering investing in appliances that could save them money in the long run. But which is cheaper when it comes to drying clothes - a tumble dryer or heated airer? Ni
Read article
Is it cheaper to boil water for tea with a gas hob or an electric kettle?
We were just asked this question, and it's a great one, so the team at NimbleFins ran an experiment to find out. One method is definitely cheaper, but there are reasons why you might still opt for the more expensive method despite astronomical energy price
Read article