UKPersonalFinance
r/UKPersonalFinance is a subreddit that offers a platform to users who wish to learn or request help to better manage their finances within the United Kingdom.
Created in 2013, the subreddit has well over 700,000 subscribers. A wiki is also available, sharing recommended websites, books, podcasts and videos.
- Need some advice on financial situation
- Looking at moving Manchester to Bristol, minimum wage but good savings, reasonable? 25f
- Clueless investor - am I doing this correctly?
- My mortgage fixed rate has conculed and risen to £900, I want to sell and move within the next year, do I re-mortgage, stay on the £900 or move right away?
- Confused by student loan overpayment
- New mortgage on maternity - reasonable expenditures?
- High final Bill from British Gas
- Nationwide closed my account for ‘fraud’ - CIFAS incoming?
- Proposed tax on cash in S&S ISA from April 2027
- Nightmare HSBC credit card application - no communication, lapsed application but hard credit check remains...
- Paying missing NI years at age 31
- NHS pension contributions with 2 employers
- Relief at Source pension and Universal Credit
- Will a CC interest period ending jeopardise a Mortgage?
- Vendor Gifted Deposit during Landlord to Tenant House Sale - Tax Implication
This is MONEY
This is money, part of the Daily Mail family, provides news and guides that specialise in finance and investing. With over 3.4 million unique visitors a month, the site is a great place to keep your finger on the pulse for the latest UK financial events.
- French telecoms tycoon becomes Vodafone's largest shareholder after snapping up £4.4bn stake
- Next Prime Minister must reform hated business rates system if they're serious about unlocking economic growth
- Sterling rises as investors ramp up bets that Bank of England will be forced to raise interest rates
- Burberry faces investor pay revolt at its annual meeting this week
- JEFF PRESTRIDGE: Here's my urgent advice for any pet owner who's worried about soaring vet fees
- Here's how YOU can beat the state pension age rise and stay on track to retire at 66. Our experts reveal exactly what to do each month based on your age
- The one metal powering a global shares boom and making investors huge gains... and it's not gold
- British Steel electric arc furnace finally shipped to Wales after months of being stuck in China
- Battle for Easyjet turns nasty as US private equity rivals trade barbs over their bids for the airline
- Andy Burnham's fiscal timebomb is revealed by the OBR, warns HAMISH MCRAE
- Buyers ignore inflated house prices as too many sellers list their home 'like it's 2021 and 2022'
- Increase in workers pausing pensions payments thanks to mounting financial pressures
- Mansion tax could become more like a terrace tax in London, warns estate agency boss
- Magician Penn Jillette: I'm 6ft 7in and drive an electric Fiat 500 - I'm so frugal I steal power from the casino to charge it
- This dirty little money secret has made me £9,000 so far this year
Financial Independence Retiring Early UK
r/FIREUK is a subreddit that has a focus on achieving financial independence and helping to enable early retirement for individuals within the United Kingdom.
With over 100,000 members, this subreddit is for the more ‘hardcore’ financially minded people who want to help support each other to gain financial freedom.
- Retained profits: what would you do in my position?
- Fire Progress Update (July 2026)
- £100k at 21 - building a long-term portfolio
- ISA drawdown modelling
- ISA drawdown modelling
- Deplete in 15 years
- 49 looking to achieve FIRE by 55 with following assets
- FIRE Planning in light of the State Pension
- Advice to maximise my situation
- How would you best FIRE from this position by 50?
- Testing my FIRE plan.
- 22M question regarding savings.
- FIRE pursuit as a public sector employee
- Funded my annual pots for 5 years
- 23M need advice on FIRE