Metfriendly CEO Kathy, (centre) along with Debbie (left) and Angela (right), both presenters at our Options seminars, were recently set some interesting questions by London Police Pensioner Magazine.

Metfriendly new joiner Simon Horgan talks about why he’s passionate about helping police officers.

The Conservatives' big win in the 2019 general election provided the clarity that many people in the UK were hoping for, boosting financial markets in the process.

Black Friday this year is 29th November. Love it or hate it, it's hard not to be tempted to scour the internet for a deal.

With Help to Buy ISAs closing to new savers on November 30th 2019, many people will be looking at other products to help them save up money for a deposit on a first home. One option is the Lifetime ISA. Likewise, if your child has a Child Trust Fund set to mature from next year onwards, it's[..]

Our newest recruit, Joey, spoke to us about his role at Metfriendly, his parents' careers in the police and his financial plans for the future.

Let us help you get to know the people who make up Metfriendly.

Good, stable well-paid jobs can be very hard to come by, even for university graduates – and competition is fierce. Then there’s buying a home – each year more and more young adults are giving up on what was once a reasonably straight-forward decision.

Now is a good time to be looking for your first home. First-time buyers have been helped by the recent stamp duty tax breaks and savings schemes like the Lifetime ISA.

Once upon a time your ISA choices were straightforward. But now there are a lot of different types of ISAs on the market and choosing which one is right for you is a lot harder.

Teaching your kids about finance early can be a great way to set them up to be sensible spenders in adulthood.

Buying a secondhand car can be a complicated process, but our handy tips can make sure you have all the information you need to get a great deal.

Understanding where the taxman could owe you money can be a positive way to help safeguard your finances and ensure you're keeping hold of more of your pay every month.

Police officers can benefit greatly from a number of announcements made in October's Autumn Budget.

It doesn’t matter whether you’re a police constable on the beat or a chief superintendent; a bill you didn’t budget for always hurts. 

Like anyone with a stressful job, people working in the police service need ways to relax and unwind - however, hobbies can be expensive.

Your credit score is one of the most important numbers you should be aware of. Unless you have won Euromillions, or happen to be the Duke of Westminster, at some point in your future you will probably need to access credit.