Changing your name doesn't erase your financial history. We explain how to update HMRC and your bank to ensure your tax codes remain correct and your credit score stays healthy during the transition.
UK Name Change Blog
Guides and updates about changing your name by Deed Poll in the UK
The deed poll is affordable, but updating your passport and driving licence can get expensive. Here are 5 insider tips to slash those administrative costs, from DIY photos to the "duplicate original" trick.
The deed poll is just the beginning. From new passports to updating your driving licence, we break down the real costs of changing your name in 2026 so you can budget effectively.
Changing a child's name is legally different from changing your own. Depending on whether all parents agree, it can cost under £20 or over £250. We explain the difference between a Deed Poll and a Court Order.
Many people assume "enrolling" a deed poll makes it more official. In reality, it costs more, takes longer, and publishes your home address on the internet. We explain why the standard "unenrolled" deed poll is the better choice.
Thinking of changing your name? You could pay over £200 to a solicitor or less than £20 with us. We break down the costs, the legal validity, and why paying more doesn't necessarily mean getting "more."