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How to buy a car
There are many ways to get a car, and it can be confusing to work out the best option for you. Our guide will take you through what to consider before making...
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Find the right property solicitor or conveyancer
A solicitor or conveyancer handles all the legal work for buying or selling a property. It’s an important job, so here’s what you need to know about finding ...
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Bereavement Support Payment: eligibility, how to claim and how much you'll get
Losing a partner is one of the hardest things you can go through and worrying about money can make an already devastating time even harder. If your husband, ...
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If you can’t afford your car payments
Struggling to make your car payments can feel like a scary situation, but there are ways to get help. Depending on the type of deal you’re on, you might have...
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Land and Buildings Transaction Tax – Scotland’s Stamp Duty explained
If you’re buying a home in Scotland that costs more than £145,000, or £40,000 if it’s a second home, you’ll pay Land and Buildings Transaction Tax (LBTT).
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Legal aid and other help if you can't afford divorce or separation fees
If you can’t afford the fees involved in divorcing or separating from your partner, you might be able to get help to cover some or all of the costs.
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Can you insure yourself against redundancy?
Ever wondered how you’d pay your mortgage or credit-card repayments if you lost your job? While there’s no such thing as fail-safe redundancy cover, there are...
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Join a free webinar or partner event
Register for one of our upcoming webinars or partner events to hear from our experts on topics such as pensions, savings and debt advice.
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Islamic mortgages
There are a few different types of Islamic mortgage, and a small number of lenders who offer them. Learn more about what’s available and how your payments will...
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Why should I save into a pension?
If you want to stop working when you’re older, you’ll need enough money to live on. The State Pension might cover some costs, but you’ll usually need your own...
