Youth Jobs Grant 2026: Who Is Eligible, What Employers Get, What It Means For You
The Youth Jobs Grant is the most practical of the four pieces the government announced in March 2026 as its […]
Graduate Finance Editor · UniSorted
Articles by Marcus Reid
Graduate Finance Editor. Marcus spent his first payday working out why the number in his account was a quarter smaller than the one in his contract, and most of his guides grew out of that afternoon. Payslips, tax, National Insurance, student loan repayments, credit, renting once you have graduated. marcus@unisorted.co.uk
The 51% Marginal Rate Hitting Plan 2 Graduates at £50,270
There is a graduate salary band where each pay rise delivers less than it should. With a Plan 2 student
Avoiding Lifestyle Inflation
You have landed the job. The first pay cheque has hit your bank account. It is likely more money than
Relocation Checklist
Quick summary Start planning your move at least six weeks in advance to secure the best transport rates. Budget for
Buying Your First Car
What to know Understand your total budget, including the purchase price, insurance, and running costs. Expect to spend between £3,000
Essential Insurance Guide
The short version 46% of UK private tenants have contents insurance in place, leaving many unprotected against theft or damage.
Commuting and Travel Costs
Headline facts 1 in 3 students have skipped a meal due to the cost of travel, showing the severe financial
Budgeting on a Graduate Salary
Quick summary Median graduate starting salaries sit at £33,000 in the UK. Structuring your income using the 50/30/20 method helps
Moving Out After Uni
What to know Evaluate your budget strictly before signing a twelve-month tenancy agreement. Expect to pay up to five weeks
Cost of Living Calculator
The short version 91% of students worry about their living expenses. Track your incoming loans against fixed outgoings to find
