This Money Works
Privacy Policy
How this website handles information you share, and the cookies used to make it work well for you.
Cookies and your browsing experience
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Only the cookies needed for the site to function are set automatically. Anything beyond that is optional.
Opting out of non-essential cookies
You can opt out of non-essential cookies at any time. Choosing to block them will not stop you from reading articles, leaving comments, or moving around the site.
Comments and interactions
When you leave a comment or otherwise interact with the site, the information you submit is processed so that your comment can be published and shown alongside the article. This includes the details you type into the comment form, such as your name and email address, which are used for moderation and to reply to you.
For details on how comment data is handled, see the Akismet privacy information.
Social media and external links
This Money Works is affiliated with UK Money Bloggers. The site also links to social media channels on Facebook, Pinterest, Twitter and YouTube under the handle thismoneyworks, and to other websites. Those sites are governed by their own privacy practices, not this policy.
Questions about your data
If anything here is unclear, or you would like to ask about the information you have shared with us, email contact@thismoneyworks.com and we will get back to you as soon as we can.
This Money Works exists to help people stress less and achieve more with their money, and a privacy policy is part of earning that trust. When you browse the site or choose to get in touch, the information you share — such as an email address used for replies, or details included in a message — is handled with care and used only for the purpose you intended. We do not treat your financial life as something to trade, and we keep collection narrow so that the site stays useful rather than noisy.
Like many websites, this one relies on cookies to make things work well for you. Small files may be stored on your device to remember preferences, keep the site running smoothly, or understand which pages are genuinely helpful. Because cookies can also be used to build a picture of your habits, you are given the chance to accept, skip, or adjust them. Managing these settings is straightforward, and declining rarely gets in the way of reading the advice on budgets, saving, debt and mindset.
The advice published here covers budgets, bills, saving, paying off debt, buying a car, and the thinking behind shares and larger financial decisions. That content is written to be general and educational rather than a personal recommendation, so the site does not need to hold sensitive information about your circumstances in order to serve it. If you ever ask for help with a specific situation, only the details required to answer that question are relevant, and they are not stored beyond what is reasonably needed.
Reading is the core of This Money Works, and many readers arrive through search engines, blog links or social posts. Basic, aggregated information about visits can help show which topics — spending, property, career, family finances — are useful, while personal details remain your own. Questions about how your information is handled are welcome and will be answered plainly, in the spirit of the site itself: organised, honest, and designed to make money feel less stressful and more manageable.
Contact Us
We love to hear from you. The quickest way to get in touch is to drop us an email at contact@thismoneyworks.com.