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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...
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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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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...
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Current accounts
A current account, known simply as a bank account, lets you make and receive payments. You can use it to pay bills, spend online and receive your wages....
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Overdrafts explained
When you use your overdraft (often called “going into your overdraft”), you’re getting into debt. An overdraft should be for short-term borrowing or emergencies...
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How to sort a problem with your bank account
If you have a problem with your bank or savings provider, ask them to put things right. If you’re still unhappy, you can complain. Here's how to sort common ...
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Managing your money using savings pots
The jam jar method (also known as piggybanking or using saving pots) involves dividing your money into separate pots for different expenses. It's a...
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Four student bank account features to consider
If you’re about to start university you’re going to be hit with offer after offer to make you choose one bank over another. These freebies might seem like easy...
