…and make money work for you
We’ve all got our own personal relationship with money – the way we spend it, save it, (try to) look after it and use it to help reach our goals and shape our dreams. This is your Moneyverse. It’s as unique as you are and we can help you become its master.
What does it mean to master your Moneyverse? It’s different for everyone. To help, we’ve brought together a range of fun articles, videos, guides, tips and more.
Together with real life stories, they’ll help you take charge of your personal finances, and give you greater confidence to take the right financial steps.
Maybe you’d just like to get on top of your bills or kick off a regular savings habit to plan for your (and your kids’) future. Or perhaps you’re keen to practise money mindfulness and learn how to make your money work hard for you.
Whatever your goal, we’re here to help you make the most of your Moneyverse.
Here’s how we can help you make money work for you – the fun way
We asked four people to reveal the good, the bad and the ugly of their spending – with helpful tips from Barclays’ Money Mentors.
Jargon can be a real barrier to understanding how the world of money works. So here’s a list of some of the most common financial acronyms, with quick explainers for each one.
It’s easy to say the wrong thing about money when you’re in a couple. Here are five phrases to help you keep the peace (and five to avoid).
We all have our own approach to money, so here’s a light-hearted (and totally non-scientific) look at six very different Moneyverse mindsets.
It’s always a treat to find a few quid down the back of the sofa. But did you know you could have thousands more pounds hidden elsewhere in your home?
Got a spare hour or two for a bit of simple admin?
Has the Covid pandemic reset your relationship with money? From a ‘shift to thrift’ to carrying less cash and a new appetite for investing, here’s how to take advantage and make money work for you.
We ask financial experts for their top tips on how you can tackle your money goals, from quick wins to planning for your family’s future.
Discover 12 fun ways to teach your children about money and help nurture good financial habits from an early age.
See if money mindfulness can work for you. Face up to your spending, stay in control and save money.
We’ve gathered 10 of the best personal finance hacks – savvy shortcuts to bolster your bank balance.
Smart tweaks to your everyday financial habits could help boost your savings.
Timely chats about spending and saving at a young age can help to nurture a healthy relationship with money for the future.
We asked four people to reveal the good, the bad and the ugly of their spending – with helpful tips from Barclays’ Money Mentors.
Jargon can be a real barrier to understanding how the world of money works. So here’s a list of some of the most common financial acronyms, with quick explainers for each one.
We’ve gathered 10 of the best personal finance hacks – savvy shortcuts to bolster your bank balance.
Smart tweaks to your everyday financial habits could help boost your savings.
It’s easy to say the wrong thing about money when you’re in a couple. Here are five phrases to help you keep the peace (and five to avoid).
We all have our own approach to money, so here’s a light-hearted (and totally non-scientific) look at six very different Moneyverse mindsets.
See if money mindfulness can work for you. Face up to your spending, stay in control and save money.
It’s always a treat to find a few quid down the back of the sofa. But did you know you could have thousands more pounds hidden elsewhere in your home?
Got a spare hour or two for a bit of simple admin?
We ask financial experts for their top tips on how you can tackle your money goals, from quick wins to planning for your family’s future.
Has the Covid pandemic reset your relationship with money? From a ‘shift to thrift’ to carrying less cash and a new appetite for investing, here’s how to take advantage and make money work for you.
Discover 12 fun ways to teach your children about money and help nurture good financial habits from an early age.
Timely chats about spending and saving at a young age can help to nurture a healthy relationship with money for the future.
Where the kids rule the family finances!
Being taught basic money skills as a kid can help you progress in life. So we decided to try a fun experiment to see what would happen if the Bhaker family gave control of the weekly finances to their kids – and discover if they learned any lessons.
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