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  • Scott Larvan

    Small payments add up faster than you think

    Most people have a good sense of the big things they spend money on each month. Rent or mortgage payments, household bills, travel costs and groceries are usually easy to remember.

  • Scott Larvan

    Are you making the most of your everyday money?

    Most people think improving their finances means one thing: saving more.

  • Scott Larvan

    Saving vs. Spending: How to Balance Your Budget This Year

    A new year is the ideal time to rethink your money habits, not by cutting out everything you enjoy, but by finding a balance that helps you feel more in control. Whether you’re saving for something big or just want to feel more confident day-to-day, a few simple principles can make managing your money much easier.

  • Scott Larvan

    The Future of Recurring Payments: Kroo Helps Deliver a UK First

    At Kroo, we’re committed to making money management simpler and more transparent. This year, we were part of a major milestone for UK banking.

  • Scott Larvan

    Understanding CIFAS and how it helps protect you

    At Kroo, keeping your account safe is our top priority. That’s why we work closely with CIFAS, the UK’s fraud prevention service.

  • Kroo Marketing Team

    Financial literacy 101: How to take control

    Are you playing catch-up with your finances? You're not alone! In a world where the cost of living keeps climbing, it's easy to feel overwhelmed. But you don’t need to be a financial expert to get a grip on your money. Let’s break down the basics.

  • Kroo Marketing Team

    What is an impersonation scam?

    An impersonation scam is where you're convinced to make a payment to someone claiming to be from an organisation you trust. This could include a bogus tax refund offer or providing your bank details to “your bank”.

  • Kroo Marketing Team

    Keep your money safe.

    In a romance scam, the victim is persuaded to transfer money to someone they've met online, with whom they believe they have built a romantic relationship. The relationship is usually established on social media or via dating apps/ websites. Once they've established their victim's trust, the scammer may claim to be experiencing problems, such as...

  • Kroo Marketing Team

    A healthy financial relationship.

    This Valentine's Day, we at Kroo want to make sure you're in a healthy financial relationship. Our guide to spotting the four red flags of banking should help you avoid financial heartbreak and find a solid banking connection you can cherish. Love bombing Did your bank come on strong from day one, luring you in...