Eyes wide shut
Large doses of caffeine may help ward off drowsiness as you cram in some extra revision but the side effects can damage your brain, body and performance
Forget the holidays – it really does pay to go into school for money
Personal finance courses are being offered to young childrenduring school holidays
I love stress
Cath Janes: stress in the workplace is necessary, helping people become more resilient
Sexuality – through the wrong end of the telescope
Yvonne Roberts: Scientists say women with wealthy partners have the best time in bed. Really? It's time to think more clearly about female desire
Don’t panic
A million British people could lose their jobs this year. How would you cope with the blow? In this practical guide, Jon Robins offers emotional, financial and legal advice on surviving redundancy
They’re convenient, but ‘over-fifties’ plans can end up costing a packet
The celebrity-endorsed, no-questions-asked life insurance you see on TV has hidden risks, says Helen Pridham
Restricted access
Jesper Sorensen had the necessary qualifications and experience to land any one of the jobs he applied for, but one thing was holding him back - disclosing his recent cancer treatment
The bright side: Be like the pound – rebound!
Tim Dowling: At times such as these it's important to celebrate mediocrity wherever we find it
Patients who pay for cancer care still face NHS costs
The government's policy change over 'top-up' treatment is not all it seems, writes Jon Robins
An open and shut case for dental cover?
Jill Papworth bought an insurance policy for her family - and saved the best part of £1,000