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Rhiannon Philps

Rhiannon Philps

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Rhiannon has been writing about personal finance for over three years, specialising in energy, motoring, credit cards and lending. After graduating from the University of Cambridge with a degree in History in 2017, she began writing for start-ups on topics ranging from sports to education, before moving into the finance industry.

The latest from Rhiannon

Can I be a Guarantor with Bad Credit?

Your credit history matters if you want to be a guarantor for a loan. We explain what lenders expect, the kind of credit checks they will need to do and…

Loan Sharks: How to Spot an Illegal Lender

Loan sharks are illegal lenders who are not authorised or regulated. They may charge high-interest rates and use threats and intimidation towards anyone who borrows from them. Find out how…

Doorstep Loans: How Do They Work?

Doorstep loans, also known as home credit, are emergency short-term loans for small sums of money. They can be an expensive and risky form of borrowing.

Logbook Loans: Loans Secured on Your Car or Vehicle

Logbook loans provide a way to borrow using your vehicle as security for the loan. You can use the vehicle while repaying the loan, but very high rates of interest…

Can I Sell my House With a Secured Loan on it?

If you want to sell your house with a secured loan on it, you can either pay it off or move it to a new property. This will depend on…

What Can I do if I am Struggling With Secured Debt?

If you are behind on your secured loan repayments, you may be worried about losing your property. But if you get help early on, you may be able to avoid…

Can’t Get a Loan? What to do if Your Application is Refused

While there are many reasons why you may not get a loan, it’s important to understand why you’re being turned down before you make any other credit applications.

Joint Loans: What Are They and How Do They Work?

Joint loans allow two, or occasionally more, people to borrow money together, but each person is fully liable for the debt being repaid. It is important to make sure that…

What is a Payday Loan? How Payday Loans Work

Payday loans are short term loans that are typically taken out to cover unexpected, emergency expenses. However, they are an expensive form of borrowing so you should always consider the…

Can You Open a UK Business Bank Account as a Non-Resident?

Even though it is theoretically possible to open a UK business account if you don’t live in the UK, there are several things you need to consider. Find out more…

How to Have a Green and Sustainable Christmas

Christmas is known as a time of celebration and indulgence, but that doesn’t mean you can’t have a sustainable and eco-friendly Christmas. From food to presents, find out how you…

Money and Mental Health Statistics

According to a new NerdWallet survey, one in four UK adults feel anxious about their finances at least once a day. Find out how money worries are affecting our mental…

The Greenest Cities to Run a Business in the UK

As the UK pushes to achieve net zero emissions by 2050, businesses can play their part in improving their energy efficiency and cutting their emissions. But where are the greenest…

What Should I Do If My Energy Supplier Goes Bust?

You can continue to use gas and electricity even if your energy supplier goes bust. Ofgem will allocate you a new supplier and your account will be transferred. Read on…

Home Improvement Loans With Bad Credit

If you’re looking to fund a home renovation but have a bad credit score, a home improvement loan could be an option. However, your credit history will usually affect the…
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