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.
- HMRC Child Benefit – sending original passport and birth certificate by post
- Invest or Pay the rest of my Debt
- Best way to manage £125k–£150k inheritance while minimising tax?
- 12 and 14.5 year old with 3k to invest
- Pre tax deduction as a zero contract worker earning under £12,570
- Could I qualify for a Council Tax exemption as a part-time online Master's student at a Spanish university?
- Mortgage choice for the next two years
- How does this budget look for a single 24-year-old moving out on a £34k salary?
- Invisalign - pay monthly or in single payment?
- Are these financial advisors poorly advising my dad on his pensions?
- Being made redundant but very little in savings due to recent house purchase
- Death-in-service benefit while on unpaid sick leave
- Looking for a loan. UK based. Can make payments last Friday of every month
- Does Halifax becoming Lloyds mean I'm no longer eligible for new joiner's promotions?
- Have to use all of lifetime ISA for deposit?
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.
- Our daughter lives with us, can we gift her our £550k house without inheritance tax?
- Used electric car sales surge due to rising fuel prices
- Housebuilder Bellway urges Burnham to cut stamp duty as it flags weak demand and higher costs
- World Cup helps Holiday Inn owner IHG recover from Iran war bookings slump
- DWP 'fixes' pension blunders penalising two low income savers - but then they happen again
- Three churches heading for auction in Scotland... one's a boxing gym while another is in an almighty mess
- Lexus and Toyota hybrid cars are trapping owners and their families inside thanks to battery faults
- Too hot to shop! Burnham urged to tackle cost of doing business as High Street wilts in the heat
- Thames muddies the water: Utility giant is fighting a rising tide of debt and sewage, says ALEX BRUMMER
- Plus500 wins big on the World Cup to deliver its highest first-half revenues in three years
- Aviva investors urged not to fall into 'trap' set by US predator looking to buy shares on the cheap
- Revolut secures French banking licence as it steps up expansion across Europe
- Top fund choices that could turn £100 a month into a six-figure pot
- 'Rip-off' parking charges of up to £30-a-day are driving tourists away from Britain's seaside towns
- Ebay and Vinted sellers could face further tax crackdown to fund Burnham's business rates cut, accountants warn
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.
- Age 26: Seeking Constructive Feedback
- Career break - is it wise?
- 25yr Old - How am I doing? Any suggestions?
- Just started my sip!
- Is the secret REALLY patience and time?
- How should I treat commercial property when deciding how much to contribute to my SIPP?
- How do I set myself up for success?
- Is there still hope?
- **Looking for recommendations – Life Insurance & Pension Advice (UK)**
- Best way to manage £125k–£150k inheritance while minimising tax?
- Stamp Duty Predicament
- 250K in pension
- Junior S+S ISA
- Neurodivergent late bloomer FIRE
- Starting my FIRE Journey