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Universal Credit if you’re self-employed
If you’re self-employed, on a low income and need extra help with your living costs you might be able to claim Universal Credit. Find out more about what to ...
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ISAs and other tax-efficient ways to save or invest
Make the most of tax-free savings and investments for you and your children or grandchildren.
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Fixed rate savings bonds
Fixed-rate savings bonds are interest-paying savings accounts offered by banks and building societies for a fixed amount of time. You usually get a higher interest...
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How to make a bank transfer
A bank transfer lets you move money from one bank account to another. It’s usually instant, free and done using mobile or online banking, over the phone or in...
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How to beat ID issues when opening a bank account
You usually need photo ID to open a bank account, like a passport or driving licence. But you’re not alone if you don’t have the right documents – here’s what...
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Joint bank accounts
A joint account lets you share money with someone you trust. You’ll both be able to manage the account, including making payments and paying bills. Here’s everything...
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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...
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Saving for your children
Saving for a child today is a great gift for their future. Not only can they start their adult lives with some savings, but getting kids involved early with ...
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What is open banking?
Open banking might seem complicated, but it could make tasks like paying bills, budgeting and moving your money between different banks and building societies...
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Overdrafts explained
When you use your overdraft (often called “going into your overdraft”), you’re getting into debt. An overdraft should be for short-term borrowing or emergencies...
