
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.

Free summer holiday clubs 2026: does your child qualify?
Eligible children can get up to four weeks of free holiday clubs with meals this summer. Here's who qualifies, how to find provision near you, and why you need to book now.
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Council Tax reductions UK 2026: are you paying too much?
Millions of UK households overpay Council Tax. Here are the discounts, exemptions and reductions available in 2026, who qualifies, and how to apply.
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Child Benefit 2026; who qualifies, how much you get, and why it is almost always worth claiming
Child Benefit pays £27.05 a week for your first child in 2026/27. Even if you earn over £60,000, it is usually still worth claiming. Here's everything you need to know.
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Cohabiting couples rights UK 2026; what is changing and what you can do right now
The government has launched a consultation on rights for unmarried couples. New laws are years away but 3.5 million cohabiting couples have fewer rights than they realise. Here's what to know.
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Car insurance costs in 2026; why bills could rise again and how to pay less
The average UK car insurance premium is £560 in 2026, but rising repair costs mean prices are expected to climb again. Here's how to cut what you pay at renewal without losing cover.
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PIP reviews are being extended from today; what the new rules mean for your award
New regulations in force from 2 June 2026 allow the DWP to extend PIP award periods for most claimants aged 25 and over. Here's what changes, what doesn't, and what to do if your needs have changed
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