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Do I need a financial adviser?
Paying for regulated financial advice can help you find the best ways to manage your money, including savings, investments and pensions. This might mean you ...
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Charitable grants for ill or disabled people
A grant is a financial donation that you don’t have to repay. Many UK charities and trusts provide grants to help with the extra costs of ill health or disability....
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Travel insurance if you have a pre-existing medical condition or disability
If you have a medical condition, or you’ve ever had a serious illness, travel insurance can be hard to get. Find out how to get the cover you need at the right...
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How to split pensions in a divorce or dissolution
Always include pensions in a divorce or dissolution, they might be your biggest assets and can be worth more than your home. Here’s what you need to know, including...
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What happens to debts when someone dies and how to pay them
When someone dies and leaves behind debts, it’s natural to worry about what happens next, and whether you might be responsible. This step-by-step guide explains...
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Family & care
Big money decisions often need to be made when looking after family members, expecting a baby, or you’ve got family problems like illness, divorce or bereavement....
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Life insurance for over 50s
This guide explains how over 50s life insurance works. It shows why these policies might be poor value and suggests other ways to leave money for loved ones ...
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What benefits can I claim when I'm pregnant or have a baby?
When you’re pregnant or have a new baby there can be extra costs that can add up quickly. That’s why it’s vital to check that you are getting all the help that...
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A guide to pensions if you’re self-employed
A pension gives you an income when you’re older, so you can retire and stop working – or work less. It can also help if you need to retire early due to poor ...
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Joint Universal Credit claims for couples
If you live with your partner, you must apply for Universal Credit together, even if only one of you qualifies. The payment is based on your household income...
