How We Keep The Lights On: Affiliate Disclosure

The Short Version

To keep our travel guides and finance tips free for everyone, we sometimes use affiliate links. If you click one and make a purchase or sign up for a service, we may receive a small commission at no extra cost to you.

What Is An Affiliate Link?

An affiliate link is a specific URL that tells a provider (like a bank, insurance company, or booking site) that you came from TravelMint. When you use these links, the company pays us a “referral fee” as a thank you for sending a savvy traveller their way.

Why Do We Use Them?

Running a high-quality blog (if we do say so ourselves) requires investment in hosting, security, and the time it takes to research and test every UK finance hack we share. Affiliate commissions allow us to stay independent and avoid putting our content behind a “paywall.”

Our Promise To You

Our editorial integrity is our most valuable asset. We follow three strict rules:

  1. Honesty First: We only recommend products or services we have used ourselves or genuinely believe provide value to the UK budget-style traveller.

  2. No Extra Cost: Using our links will never cost you more. In fact, sometimes our partnerships allow us to offer you exclusive discounts or sign-up bonuses.

  3. Unbiased Reviews: A commission never influences our reviews. If a travel card has high fees or a “budget” hotel is a nightmare, we will tell you—even if they have an affiliate programme.