Money & investing

Make the most of your money

Moving home can put a lot of pressure on your finances. Whether you're budgeting for the move, keeping money accessible for the next few months or thinking about building wealth over the longer term, it can help to have the right tools in place.

Get your finances organised

Moving costs can add up quickly. A money management app can help you see where your money is going, keep track of spending and set budgets while you're planning your move or settling into your new home.

Emma

Money management & budgeting

Emma brings your finances together in one place, helping you track spending, set budgets, manage subscriptions and keep an eye on your overall financial position.

Connect and manage your accounts in one place
Set weekly or monthly budgets
Track spending by category
Find and manage subscriptions
Track savings and investments
Available in the UK

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Keep money accessible while you're moving

If you'll need your money soon — for moving costs, emergencies, furniture or other short-term plans — an easy-access savings account can help you keep it separate from everyday spending while earning interest.

Monzo

Flexible savings & ISAs

Monzo offers a range of Savings Pots and ISAs, including Instant Access options for money you may need to reach quickly.

Instant Access, Select Access and Fixed Rate savings options
Cash ISA options available
Instant Access Pots can be withdrawn from at any time
Savings can be organised into separate Pots for different goals
Eligible deposits are protected by the FSCS, subject to its rules
The 2026/27 ISA allowance is £20,000 across all ISAs (allowances and rules can change)

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Revolut

Easy-access savings

Revolut offers Instant Access Savings, allowing you to earn variable interest while keeping your money available when you need it.

Instant Access Savings
Interest calculated and paid daily
No minimum deposit
Withdraw money when you need it
Savings can be managed directly in the app
Rates vary depending on the Revolut plan

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Invest for the longer term

If you don't need the money for your move or other short-term expenses, investing can offer the potential for long-term growth. But unlike savings, investments can rise and fall in value, and you could get back less than you invest.

Investing involves risk. The value of investments can go down as well as up, and past performance is not a reliable guide to future returns.

eToro

Investment platform

eToro provides access to a wide range of stocks and other investments, including a Stocks & Shares ISA for UK investors.

Stocks and ETFs available
Stocks & Shares ISA available for UK customers
Fractional shares available
Recurring investment options
Investment choices across global markets
Investments can fall in value

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Trading 212

Commission-free investing

Trading 212 lets you invest in stocks and ETFs, with ready-made or custom Pies for building an investment portfolio.

Stocks and ETFs
Commission-free investing on relevant products, although other fees may apply
Fractional shares
Ready-made or custom Pies
Stocks & Shares ISA available
Investments can rise and fall in value

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Which option makes sense for your situation?

Need the money soon? An easy-access savings account may be more suitable if you'll need the money for your move, emergencies or other near-term expenses.
Want to get better organised? A budgeting and money-management app can help you understand your spending and keep your finances on track.
Thinking long term? Investing is generally a longer-term decision and comes with the risk that your investments can fall in value.

NestMove does not provide financial advice. Savings and investment products have different levels of risk, access and protection. Check the provider's current terms and make sure you understand the product before applying or investing.

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