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#AD | What I spent for a 4 night trip to the Dolomites! 🇮🇹 Super important to keep track of what you’re spending and @yondercard makes it so much easier!

Every tap shows up in the app straight away, there are no FX fees anywhere in the world AND you get points back on all of it... so if you value food, travel and culture, this is your sign to check it out! 💳

Borrow responsibly. Membership fee may apply. 18+ and UK only. Rep 65.1% APR var. T&Cs apply. Brands and earn/redemption rates for points are illustrative and vary monthly. No FX fees. Exclusions and T&Cs apply. Full terms at yonder.com

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AD getting reward points for paying rent makes watching my money disappear just that little bit less painful

you can also get reward points for mortgage payments btw!

I tried out @yondercard for a couple of months now and I’m genuinely impressed.

comment ‘Yonder’ and I’ll send you the link to see for yourself.

18+ and UK only. Membership fee may apply. Exclusions and T&Cs apply.

🏷️ what I spend in a day, day in London, paying rent, mortgage payment, reward card

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ad your MORTGAGE payment can now earn you rewards like a massage! @yondercard has listened to us and we can now earn rewards and points for paying our rent AND mortgage!

Comment ‘yonder’ and I’ll send you the sign up link! Sign up now to take advantage of the welcome offer!

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ad In my mortgage era… and loving it ✨💸

Buying a home was always a huge goal of mine, but now I’m actually paying the mortgage, I’m trying to romanticise what is, let’s face it, a huge outgoing every month.

And I can now (for the first time ever!) get points for paying my mortgage 👀

@yondercard gives you points when you pay your rent or mortgage, and then you can redeem those points on things you’ll actually use. Think dining, wellness, entertainment, shopping and travel ✈️

If we’re paying a mortgage, we may as well be getting some little treats out of it! ✨💅
18+ and UK only. £17.99/month. T&Cs apply.

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Tim Chong is the cofounder and CEO of American Express competitor, Yonder.

Last year, his company was ranked 25th on the Sifted Future 50 — our leaderboard that ranks Europe’s top-performing emerging startups we expect to see on a future Sifted 250 list of the continent’s fastest-growing companies by revenue growth (something we just happen to be announcing at Sifted Summit!).

This year, we’re bringing him back to Summit to talk about the need for fintech sovereignty in Europe.

If you still haven’t bought your tickets, now might be a good time, check out the link in bio.

Until then, see what his typical day look like 👇

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Big money baller
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#comedyreels #viralreels #comedyskit #ad

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I’m always looking for smarter ways to make my travel budget go further, so when I came across @yondercard, I had to give it a try ✈️💳

What caught my attention?

✈️ No foreign transaction fees when spending abroad
💳 Earn points on everyday spending
🌍 Redeem points on travel, dining, and experiences
✅ Accepted anywhere Mastercard is

I still use my Amex predominantly for earning points here in the UK, but it isn’t always accepted everywhere, and using it overseas usually comes with foreign transaction fees.

That’s why I wanted another option… one that still rewards me while I’m travelling, without those extra charges.

I actually signed up through a friend’s referral, and now that I have my card, I can refer others too 🥰

If you’ve been looking for a travel rewards card, use my referral code ZO0CM9Q or message me “YONDER” and I’ll send you my link.

You can get:
✨ £10 off your first purchase
✨ 2 months free on the full account with maximum points
✨ Up to 20,000 welcome points

I personally started with the full account to make the most of the points and then switched down to the free account afterwards.

I’m excited to see what my points convert into… no doubt towards more travel adventures! 🌍✈️

Have you tried Yonder, or do you have another favourite travel rewards card? Let me know below 👇

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Here are some of my favourite things that I’ve been loving in August. It’s a mix of accessories, recipes, books basically anything that I’ve been enjoying.
Things mentioned;

@snagtights stay cool chub rub shorts
@loopearplugs switch 2
@maybelline tattoo liner in galactic cobalt & lash sensational in blue mist
Rune Breaker by Mila Finch
@yondercard
Em the nutritionist Orzo pasta salad

What have you been loving?

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A day in the life of a #girlengineer working from London. Honestly guys sometimes I don’t know how I squeeze it all in #girlengineerdiaries #womeninstem #ditl

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Ep 6- welcome back!! Let’s get RICHER together

Anything else I’m missing please let me know!

#hotterricherfitter #financiallyfree #paydayroutine #sidehustles #budgetingtips

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Corporate catering, the Unavu way for @yondercard

Think we only cater weddings? Think again.

Whether you’re hosting a team lunch, client event, office celebration, networking event or company party, we’ll bring the same quality, flavour and service that we’re known for.

From live cooking stations that get everyone talking to beautifully presented buffet spreads and individually prepared meals, we’ll work with your space, your schedule and your team to create an experience everyone will remember.

No matter the size of your event, we’ve got the catering covered.

Ready to elevate your next corporate event?

📞 ‪07788 806005‬

#UnavuKitchen #CorporateCatering #EventCatering #OfficeCatering #Businesscatering

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Welcome to my financial literacy series! I’m breaking things down and running you through the things I’ve done to get on top of money, especially post redundancy!

This was my five-step money audit that I did straight after being made redundant to get on top of my spending, understand where my money was going, and set myself realistic new budgets to cut back on spending wherever possible. I saved well over £250 a month in making these changes and it didn’t take me too long to get it all done. It also meant that I felt totally in charge of what my monthly expenditure was going to be and had a target to work towards and could figure out how long my money was going to last me.

Have you done something similar and how much did you manage to save on a monthly basis? It’s incredible just how many subscriptions I had that I didn’t even realise I was still paying for!

#redundancy #moneyaudit #cutdownspending #moneytips #financialliteracy

• I’m not a financial advisor and this is not financial advice it’s just my own experience and journey with finances •

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