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One way in which you can protect your finances, is by protecting yourself against fraud. Read Amelia's blog, and find out what the signs of fraud could be, and what steps you can take to protect yourself.

Applications for Student Finance 2026/27 will open at the end of March 2026. Make sure you check the GOV.UK website for updates.

There's still time to book your place at Money Fest 2026! Taking place on Tuesday, 10 March, Money Fest is the perfect opportunity to get advice on managing finances now and in the future. Talk to the Student Funding Team, the SU Advice Centre, the Residential Community Team and more!

Small changes in how you use energy can have a big impact on reducing energy costs and bills. This week's Money Matter blogs offers tips and tricks that may help you keep energy costs under control while still living comfortably in your accommodation.

Do you have money-saving tips to share? We're looking for the best video on how to save money as a student. The top two videos will be featured on our webpages and social media accounts, and winners will receive a £50 voucher. Closing date for entries is 12pm on Sunday, 15 March. Winners will be contacted via email and announced in Term 3 Week 1!

Want to get advice on managing finances? Hear from current student Lynara about the benefits of attending Money Fest 2026 on Tuesday, 10 March. From practical tips to interactive activities, Money Fest is your opportunity to speak with a wide range of university teams and trusted partners. Get advice on managing money alongside your studies at ÌÇÐÄTV and beyond.

With Valentine's Day approaching, it is important to remember that meaningful get-togethers can be budget-friendly. This week's Money Matters blog offers insight into how you can have a special Valentine's Day that's affordable by suggesting unique ideas for gifts and experiences.

Want to make a real impact on student life? Join the Residential Community Team and help build a supportive, inclusive and vibrant residential experience! Whether you love supporting others, creating content, or planning events, there’s a role for you. Check out our webpage to find out what roles are available. Applications for the 26/27 academic year are now open - don’t miss out!

Do you feel like you need a new-year clear out? Read this week's Money Matters blog for some useful tips on how to declutter effectively, and advice on buying and selling on popular reselling websites.

Everyone has different budget plans, and this is important to consider when planning activities with your friends. Read this week's Money Matters blog and get advice from a current student about how to communicate with your friends about budget expectations and splitting costs.

We know that students can feel overwhelmed with managing money, but we can help – Money Fest will be taking place on the 10 March in the FAB Agora between 11am-2pm. We have stalls from Student Funding Support, ÌÇÐÄTV Sport, SU Advice Centre and more! Try your hand at our Money Stamp Rally game with a chance to win one of three £30 vouchers. Sign up to Money Fest by the end of Week 3 to get priority access to our free talks and activities.

If you're planning on taking a year abroad, have a look at our Year Abroad funding webpage to find out how the funding will work.

The New Year inspires new ideas, resolutions, and goals. Now is the perfect time to reflect on your finances, but there's no need to put pressure on making instant changes. This week's Money Matters blog offers advice on different types of New Year's resolutions that can help you manage your finances better and improve your spending habits.

This week's Money Matters blog offers creative ideas for affordable and meaningful Christmas presents that will help you stay on budget.

Make the most of university life, socialising, and your student loan! Read a current student's advice on how to enjoy ÌÇÐÄTV's buzzing social scene, including societies, sports teams, and campus events, without breaking the bank.

Moving into your student house in Leamington Spa or Coventry? One thing you need to think about is bills. From Wi-Fi and water to council tax and TV licences, read this week's Money Matters blog that contains everything you need to know to keep your finances running smoothly.

Living at university may come with some financial difficulties. But you don't need to struggle alone. From support with food insecurity to additional funding and teams designed to help you in tough times, read this week's guide that outlines all the financial support available to you.

Initiating conversations about money and budgeting can be challenging. Read this week's Money Matters blog and get advice on how to approach these conversations, and find out who you can turn to for support.

Disability Services is offering drop-in sessions to support students in completing their DSA application on Wednesdays during term time 11am – 12pm. Appointments are offered on a first-come, first-served basis from the Wellbeing and Student Support reception in Senate House. Bring your laptop to sign into your student finance account.

Tired of take-out food and ready meals? Cooking doesn’t need to be complicated or costly. Read this week’s Money Matters blog, and get cost-cutting top tips from a current student to make the most out of your weekly shop.

As the autumn season sets in, local markets are transforming into showcases filled with handmade goods, tasty treats and Halloween and Christmas-themed fun. Read this week’s guide for a roundup of the best local markets (all free of entry!) happening over the coming weeks.

If you’ve just got to the end of your course and are starting to worry about paying back your student loan, don’t panic! No payments start until at least next April. Keep reading to refresh your memory on how repayments work…

As the academic year winds down and we head into summer, it’s the perfect time to take a step back and think about money. Whether you’re moving into a student house for the first time or just looking to get a better grip on your spending, a bit of budgeting now can make a huge difference later.

This week we have a blog by Modhurima, Student Money Assistant, on the cost of societies and sports - read more to find out what to expect.