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DIY (do-it-yourself) divorce or dissolution
If you’ve both agreed to end your relationship and your finances are straightforward, your divorce or dissolution should be relatively quick and cheap. You still...
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Handling Income Tax and Capital Gains Tax when someone dies: a step-by-step guide
Losing someone you care about is one of the hardest things you can go through and having to deal with tax matters on top of that can feel overwhelming. This ...
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What is a Debt Relief Order (DRO)?
A Debt Relief Order (DRO) is a formal debt solution that freezes most debt repayments for 12 months. Find out more about how a (DRO) works, which debts you can...
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Make the most of your pension
Our free guides and tools can help you make the most of your pension, including ways to boost it and how and when you can take an income.
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Lifetime mortgage
With a lifetime mortgage, you take out a loan secured on your home which does not need to be repaid until you die or go into long-term care. Here’s what you ...
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Buying a house or flat in England, Wales and Northern Ireland
Whether you’re buying for the first time or moving into a new property, this step-by-step guide takes you through the home-buying process from costs to completion.
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What are investment bonds?
Investment bonds aim to grow your money over time, usually including life insurance. But like all investing, there's a risk its value could go up or down. Here's...
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What is Breathing Space and how can it help me?
If you’re struggling with debts, you might be able to get support through the debt respite scheme, also known as Breathing Space. This could give you valuable...
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Saving money for a mortgage deposit
Saving up for a deposit can seem like the most difficult part of buying a home. Find out how much you might need and tips to get started.
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Workplace pensions: how your employer’s pension scheme works
If you have an employer, they must offer a pension scheme so you can save money for your retirement. Your employer usually sets this up for you automatically...
