Coronavirus resources to help you keep on top of your finances and manage your money during the COVID19 outbreak.
The UK is now officially in a recession, in our Guide To The Coronavirus Recession we cover what a recession is, how it impacts on the wider economy and how to recession proof your finances.
Coronavirus is out of everyone’s control. Whether you are looking after your family, business or both there is enough to worry about let alone your finances as well. Brush up on our top tips for investing during volatile times to help reassure you so you can keep calm, even if everyone around you isn’t.
Get all the up-to-date news on government grants, loans and the financial support available to businesses as a result of Coronavirus. Make sure you capitalise on all the support available to you.
Government extends maximum loan size available through the Coronavirus Large Business Interruption Loan Scheme from £50 million to £200 million and imposes key borrowing restrictions, such as pay rises, dividend payouts and bonuses.
On Thursday 26th March the Chancellor talked us through the next step in the economic fight against coronavirus with new support for the self-employed. Find out what financial support, grants and loans are available if you can’t work because of coronavirus.
Check out our lockdown finance checklist. Covering budgeting tips, through to support from banks and lenders you check you have thought about everything when it comes to managing your money during coronavirus. Then you can use our Push Comes To Shove Calculator to produce a revised lockdown budget.
Use this spreadsheet to plot revised lockdown figures for income and deduct essential and discretionary costs. Find out what potential savings you could make, which could be used to build a rainy-day pot. If push comes to shove you lose some or all your income you have extra money to rely on.
