All (99) Articles (82) Blogs (17) Filter by topics Clear all Everyday money Family and care Blogs Money troubles Benefits Work Pensions and retirement Homes Selected filters Page 5 of 10 Sort by Relevance Most recent Most popular Blog post What the changes to Buy Now Pay Later mean for you Buy Now Pay Later is changing and here’s everything you need to know. Article How to sort a dispute with your landlord If you have a problem with the property you’re renting, complain to your landlord or the organisation you rent from. Here are your rights if they don’t solve... Article Dividing business interests when you separate if you were living together If you and your ex-partner weren’t married or in a civil partnership, but have been running a business together or have shared business interests, you might ... Article Complaints about undisclosed commission in car finance If you had a motor finance agreement with undisclosed commission, there’s a chance you could claim compensation. The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) put forward... Article How to sort out your finances on separation if you were living together Many people believe that living together as a couple – even for a long time or with children – gives you the same legal rights as being married or in a civil... Article Using credit wisely Credit can be a useful tool to help you spread costs. But if you find you’re not meeting loan or credit card repayments or are using credit to pay for essential... Article Supporting yourself financially - a guide for young adults aged 16 to 24 When you first start to support yourself financially, there are a lot of things to think about. Although it can seem complicated, in this guide we’ve listed ... Blog post Talking money with ethnic minority communities Research revealed by Money and Pensions Service (MaPS) in 2020 showed that 29 million adults don’t feel comfortable talking about money, despite 48% admitting... Article 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... Blog post What is a hardship payment and who is entitled? Been sanctioned? If you’re struggling to make ends meet before your benefits are reinstated, you could qualify for a hardship payment. Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Next