We share our knowledge on all things debt and Lowell-related to help put you in control of your finances
Having a financial safety net is important, but saving up can be hard - we reveal how many people struggle to save for a rainy day fund, plus tips for saving.
New research by Lowell reveals the difficulties Brits face when separating joint finances from a partner, plus helpful tips for making it easier.
Our new research shows that one in five Brits have been exposed to payment card fraud, as well as top tips for how to spot fraudsters and protect yourself.
We’re always looking for ways to improve your experience. Discover everything there is to know about the Customer Panel, and how it helps customers like you.
Discover Lowell's guide to budgeting, using our budget calculator and top tips for budgeting, to help you get control of your finances and clear your debt.
Lowell's new research shows a third of Brits aren't confident about their finances. Find out the most confusing financial terms that Brits aren't sure about.
We look at budgeting tips that we wish we’d learned as a child, and how to teach your child the value of money.
Do you know what affects your credit score? Our survey reveals misconceptions Brits believe about their credit.
A guide to how we can help if you’re going through a hard time.
At Lowell, we understand that debt can make you feel worried or stressed. We want to remove the stigma of debt and encourage people to talk about their finances, especially with loved ones.
Talking about debt can be difficult and thinking about settling your debts can sometimes make you feel overwhelmed. But at Lowell, we believe that it should be simple and affordable for you to become debt-free.
As the Covid-19 pandemic continues to cause additional financial pressure on UK households, it sadly comes as no surprise that this is having a direct impact on families’ mental health, and specifically, a rise in anxiety in children.
It can be hard to talk about mental health - that's why Lowell supports Time to Talk Day. Read our guide on how to talk about debt and mental health.
Our new report reveals that this January may be more difficult than usual, with 39% of households facing financial issues due to the impact of COVID-19.
We take a look at Blue Monday, with suggestions on how to help your mental wellbeing and how we can support and work with you during this time of year.
We bust the myth that Lowell is a scam artist. Read about how we're a legitimate company that’s authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority. Discover our positive reviews and how we work with our customers.
When planning for 2021, you’ll need to take into account the financial changes and challenges of 2020. Lowell are here to help you create an accurate 2021 budget.
Find out about the impact that Coronavirus could have on financial pressure for households at Christmas time, and the help and support you can access this year.
Our survey shows that most Brits don’t want to talk about debt with other people, but new research reveals that speaking about debt can actually be beneficial
As always, we’re here to support our customers, especially during this difficult time. Find out how we can help you with your debt with extra time, more flexibility and additional support.
What is a credit score? Read our helpful guide for information on good credit scores, how to check yours, and tips on how to improve it.
Managing your Lowell account online is easier than ever. Take a look at some examples of what your online account will look like.
Some customers believe Lowell will make them pay their remaining money towards their debt, but we explain how we'll really work with you.
Debt can be scary, confusing and unclear. Learn how our new blog is here to share our knowledge and help keep you informed and in control.
Visit our Help and support page to read our FAQs on who Lowell are, how you can get started with your account and much more.
