Affiliate disclosure

How the links on this site make us money

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: using our link doesn't cost you more than going to the shop's site yourself.

How affiliate links work

Links that go through Amazon or Awin get an asterisk (*) added to the link text automatically. Skimlinks is the exception: it runs across the whole site and adds tracking when you click a link to a shop in its network, so an ordinary link with no star can still earn us a fee.

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 decide what goes top of a comparison before looking at whether there's a fee in it. Read our how we make this site page for how we check facts.

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).
  • 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.

Mediavine accepted us onto its Journey programme in September 2026. Its adverts weren't switched on when this page was last updated; once they are, Mediavine's network picks them, not us.

Not financial advice

Our guides on student loans, overdrafts and banking are general information.

We aren't regulated financial advisers. 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, email hello@unisorted.co.uk.

Last updated: 27 September 2026
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