Which dodgy money advice from your relatives do you secretly still follow?

Forget ISAs and premium bonds, real security is a rolled-up tenner in a biscuit tin. If it worked through the Blitz, it'll work through a recession.

If it's not reduced, it's not worth having. This is why you own three air fryers and a Christmas jumper in July.

That crumpled £50 in the drawer is untouchable, even when the gas bill's due. It's not savings, it's principle.

Renting is 'dead money' according to anyone born before 1965, who bought their semi for £12,000 in 1978.

Forget butterflies, ask about their workplace contribution scheme. Grandma didn't stay married 50 years for the personality.