Affiliate Disclosure
Transparency is key at unisorted.co.uk
At unisorted.co.uk, we believe in transparency. Our goal is to provide the ultimate student survival guide, helping you navigate university life, finances, and careers.
To keep this website free for you to use, we sometimes earn a commission when you click links on our site and make a purchase or sign up for a service.
Please note: This comes at no extra cost to you. In fact, in some cases, using our links may even unlock special student discounts or offers.
How Affiliate Links Work
When you click a link on UniSorted (for example, a link to a recommended laptop, a student bank account, or a railcard) and complete a purchase or application, the company you visited may pay us a small referral fee.
This financial support helps us pay for hosting, content creation, and keeping our guides updated for the 2026/27 academic year.
Editorial Independence
Our reputation with students is more important than any commission. We only recommend products, services, and banks that we have researched, used, or truly believe will add value to your university experience. Read our editorial policy to see how we research and review content.
If a product is bad, we will tell you, regardless of potential earnings.
Amazon Associates Disclosure
Affiliate Networks We Use
Alongside Amazon, we work with these affiliate networks so that recommendations we already make editorially can help support the site:
- Awin, direct partnerships with brands we explicitly recommend (for example student railcards, mobile providers, or broadband). Editorial choice comes first; we apply to Awin merchants only after we have already written about them.
- Skimlinks, an automated link-rewriter that earns a small commission on qualifying outbound links to merchants we have not partnered with directly. It does not change where a link points, only adds tracking.
- UNiDAYS and Student Beans, student-verification discount platforms. When we surface a deal through either, we may earn a referral fee on verified sign-ups.
Whenever we earn a commission on a link, the disclosure above applies: no extra cost to you, and no influence on whether we recommend something.
While we strive to provide accurate information regarding student loans, overdrafts, and banking, the information on this website is for educational and informational purposes only.
We are not certified financial advisors. You should always read the full terms and conditions on the provider’s website (e.g., Santander, NatWest, Student Finance England) before making a financial commitment.
Questions?
If you have any questions about our partners or how we make money, please feel free to contact us.
