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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’s the difference between saving and investing my money?
Wondering whether you should save or invest? This guide will help you work out how to build up your savings and what it means to invest money. It also covers...
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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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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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Eight ways to start saving successfully
Ever faced a financial emergency like the boiler breaking down but not had the funds at hand to get it started? Or have you wanted to save for something big ...
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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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Mortgage calculators
A mortgage is a large loan, typically from a bank or building society, that lets you borrow money to buy a property, like a house, flat or plot of land.
You...
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Dividing investments and savings during divorce or dissolution
Investments and savings will generally form part of your financial settlement if you divorce or your partnership is dissolved. Dividing them should be relatively...
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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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Dividing investments and savings when you separate if you were living together
Dividing investments and savings when you separate should be straightforward if you’re not married or in a civil partnership. You might be able to claim back...
