Vix Leyton.
Consumer Finance Expert at thinkmoney
Vix Leyton is a consumer finance expert, who has worked with some of the UK’s biggest household names in fintech and price comparison, earning recognition at the prestigious Headlinemoney Awards for her work in financial comms. She co-hosts the Spendology Podcast, which explores the psychology of spending and money management in a relatable, engaging way.
A trusted media commentator, Vix appears regularly on shows like Steph’s Packed Lunch(Channel 4), BBC Morning Live, and You and Yours (Radio 4), where her clear, authoritative insight is paired with warmth and humour.
Alongside her career in financial services, she pursues comedy as a side hustle, hosting the award-nominated panel show Comedy Arcade, which has toured nationally and run at the Edinburgh Fringe. Her mix of credibility, wit and lived experience makes her a distinctive and authentic voice.
Blogs by Vix Leyton.
The first ever Barbie reflecting autism is fantastic for visibility - but people should also feel supported especially in finance
Mattel’s release of a Barbie representing someone on the autism spectrum opens up an even more important conversation: it’s not just about being seen, it’s about being supported - especially in day-to-day life, including how you manage your money.
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Are Easter eggs still real chocolate? The truth about shrinkflation, recipe changes and what you’re really paying for
Chocolate has been hit hard by rising cocoa and dairy costs, and many big brand Easter eggs have slimmed down over recent years.
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Monopoly Go! is addictive - here's how it really makes you spend
If you’ve found yourself searching “Should I delete Monopoly Go?” or “Is Monopoly Go a scam?” then I have been exactly where you are.
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Paying more for less? What is shrinkflation and why do you need to know about it
Shrinkflation happens when a product reduces in weight, volume or quantity while the price remains unchanged, or rises only slightly.
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Cheapflation is on the rise - the silent squeeze on budget food shopping
Cheap doesn’t reliably mean good value anymore. In fact, it’s often where shoppers are being squeezed the hardest.
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January decluttering? Don't donate this yet: the everyday items that could be worth £50+
Some of the most ordinary things people donate, chuck or sell for pennies are quietly worth decent money.
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