This is exactly how to save money long after lockdown (and it's a lot easier than you think)

Because a survey by Moneybox found that nearly half of its users were saving more during lockdown than usual.

There are many simple ways to make saving and investing part of your everyday life. By starting with roundups on your everyday purchases, you can save and invest without even thinking about it. The average Moneybox user saves £500 per year in roundups alone. A small change that could make a big difference by the end of the year.Want to take advantage of that stamp duty holiday? Here's the expert's guide for first time buyers...

Thinking of buying your first home? Here’s everything you need to know, plus why now may *actually* be the best time to buy...It may be tempting to go on a spending spree now that shops are re-opening, especially if you have been lucky enough to be saving more than usual during the lockdown. However, an important rule of thumb when it comes to saving is to always pay yourself first.

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