Money at every stage of life
First pay, moving, a baby, retirement: getting organised. Simple methods, concrete examples, and the details to check before confirming a record.
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Changing jobs: plan the money side of the transition
Changing jobs without a cash crunch: final paycheck timing, the gap before your first payday, health cover, 401(k) or pension, tax codes and a transition fund.
Updated 25 Sept 2026
Maternity or paternity leave: planning for lower income
UK statutory maternity pay drops to £194.32 a week after six weeks; US FMLA leave is unpaid. Work out your income gap and build a budget for the months off.
Updated 25 Sept 2026
Moving abroad: managing your money between two countries
Moving abroad without losing track of money: a two-currency budget, which accounts to keep, UK and US tax residence basics, FBAR, an emergency fund and transfers home.
Updated 25 Sept 2026
First apartment checklist: budget and everything you need
What a first apartment really costs up front in the US and UK, deposit caps by law, the 40x rent rule, a worked first-month budget and a room-by-room essentials list.
Updated 24 Sept 2026
Moving checklist: what to do 8 weeks before to 1 month after
A week-by-week moving checklist for the US and UK: notice, mover estimates and your federal rights, moving day, USPS and council tax, and getting your deposit back.
Updated 24 Sept 2026
Money at every stage of life: a practical guide
First job, baby, job loss, freelancing, moving abroad, divorce, retirement, inheritance: the money moves, deadlines and official help for each.
Updated 24 Sept 2026
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