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Transferring your credit card balance
A balance transfer is when you move the balance from one credit or store card to another credit card with a different provider, usually to take advantage of ...
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Credit union accounts
A credit union provides loans, savings, bank accounts and other services to their members. They are designed to help the community rather than make money, often...
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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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How to spot and avoid bank scams
It’s not uncommon for your bank to try and contact you. But sometimes those emails and phone calls are just scammers using the trust you have in your bank to...
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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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Four ways to get cashback
Getting paid to shop seems like a strange idea, but that’s exactly what cashback is. Whether it’s through your credit card or via an app on your mobile phone,...
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Taking back control after financial abuse
Seeking help is the first step to help you take back control of your money and your independence. This guide explains how to work with service providers to separate...
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How safe are my savings if my bank or building society goes bust?
If your bank, building society or credit union went bust, you’re entitled to compensation through the Financial Services Compensation Scheme. This is also the...
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Student and graduate bank accounts
A student bank account helps you manage your money while you study. Here’s all you need to know.
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Sort out joint bank accounts, insurance, bills and other finances with your ex-partner
If you and your partner are splitting up, it’s likely that you’ll have joint finances to sort out. You might have insurance policies and credit cards in both...
