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How to spot a pension scam
Pension scams are on the rise in the UK. The internet and advances in digital communications mean these kinds of scams are getting more common and harder to ...
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Am I being scammed? How to tell if you’ve been targeted
Scams are getting harder to spot, and fraudsters use everything from texts and emails to social media and phone calls to trick people into handing over money...
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Is your bank closing? Here’s what you can do
Every month banks close branches on the high street, so if your bank has shut its doors, or is set to do so this year, we’ve got a few different options...
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Compare bank accounts fees and charges
Having a bank account can help you keep a track of your finances and save money. But with lots of different types of accounts, it can be hard to work out which...
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MoneyHelper will never ask you for money
Scammers sometimes pretend to be trusted organisations to get your personal or financial information. MoneyHelper offers free and impartial money guidance and...
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Make your money easier to manage by yourself
If you’re finding it difficult to manage your money because you have a long-term health condition or you’re disabled, there are things you can do to make things...
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Money mules - what are they and could you fall victim?
Criminals are targeting young people through Snapchat and Instagram promising that they can make hundreds of pounds in minutes by becoming a money mule.
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Regular savings accounts
With a regular savings account, you commit to paying in a certain amount each month. In return, the bank or building society gives you a higher interest rate...
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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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What to do with children’s accounts and savings if you separate
Any money or savings in your child’s name belong to them and not to you or your ex-partner. But you might need to tell the bank, building society or the government...
