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.
Inflation hit 2.9% in July - but electricity bills are getting cheaper in October
UK inflation rose to 2.9% in July 2026 driven by the energy cap rise, but VAT on electricity bills falls to zero on 1 October, saving the average household £45 a year. Here's what it all means.
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DWP benefit payment dates August bank holiday 2026: payments move to Friday 28 August
DWP benefit payments due Monday 31 August 2026 will arrive on Friday 28 August instead. Here's who is affected, which payments move, and what to check before the weekend.
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Housing Benefit rules are changing in October 2026: what it means if you live in supported housing and want to work
From 5 October 2026, Housing Benefit rules change for 315,000 people in supported and temporary accommodation. Working will always leave you better off. Here's what changes.
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The nation loosened its purse strings in June: what we spent on and how to keep August affordable
Barclays data shows UK spending grew 1.9% in June 2026, with pub transactions on England's Panama match day five times the daily average. Here's what it means for your summer budget.
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Brits spend almost a full day every week worrying about money - and it is costing us more than we realise
New research finds 65% of UK adults spend an average of 22 hours a week worrying about money. Here's what the data shows and what it means for the way we live.
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East Midlands Railway reduced timetable: your refund rights if your train is cancelled
EMR has reduced services between Sheffield, Nottingham and London. Find out whether you will be notified and how to claim a full refund.
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