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How to open a bank account for your benefit payments
To receive benefits like Universal Credit, you’ll usually need an account that can receive automatic payments. This could be with a bank, a building society ...
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How to claim benefits or State Pension without a bank account
If you can’t get a bank or building society account, you’ll be sent a payment card or voucher code instead. This lets you access benefit or State Pension...
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How to choose a bank account
There are many different current accounts to choose from, including some with perks like cashback on bills, fee-free overseas spending and savings interest. ...
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Repaying benefit debts and overpayments
If you’ve been overpaid benefits, you’ll likely have to repay this money. Find out why you might have been overpaid, how you can make repayments, how to challenge...
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Credit union savings accounts
In credit unions members pool their savings and lend to one another. Members have something in common, such as the same employer, trade union, attending a specific...
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Managing your money after losing your partner
Losing your partner is one of the hardest things you’ll ever face, and having to manage money on top of your grief can feel overwhelming. This guide breaks down...
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Tools and calculators
These are the tools and calculators that will help you quickly work out the figures you need for some of the most common money situations you may find yourself...
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Make your money easier to manage by yourself
If you’re finding it difficult to manage your money because you have a long-term health condition or you’re disabled, there are things you can do to make things...
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Current accounts
A current account, known simply as a bank account, lets you make and receive payments. You can use it to pay bills, spend online and receive your wages....
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How do savings and lump sum payouts affect benefits?
Some benefits are affected by the amount of money you have in savings, such as cash in a savings account, or investments in shares. These benefits are called...
