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Consumer rights – what you need to know
Whenever you buy a product on service, on the high street or online, you have rights. Knowing your rights can help if what you’ve paid for doesn’t meet your ...
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Consumer rights
Unfortunately, not every purchase you ever make will go smoothly. However, it might not just be money down the drain, there are options to help you get your ...
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Money problems and mental wellbeing
Worrying about money problems can affect your mental health. Find out more about how to take control of your finances.
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Review your budget after a drop in income
What’s the best way to manage your household budget after losing your job, and what can you do to cope with a loss of earnings? It’s time to review your budget...
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A simple guide to credit cards
A credit card is a secure, flexible way to pay. There’s also no cost if you repay everything you’ve spent each month. But it can be expensive and lead to debt...
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Universal Credit
If you’re on a low income, Universal Credit can give you extra money to help with the costs of living, including housing and bringing up children. Our Universal...
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Guide to digital banking
Online and mobile banking make managing your accounts easy and safe, wherever you are in the world. With instant access to your balance, payments and other features...
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What are Budgeting Advances and Budgeting Loans?
If you need to borrow money for essential costs and get certain benefits, you could apply for an interest-free Budgeting Advance or Budgeting Loan from the government. ...
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Pensions glossary
This glossary can help you understand some of the most common terms used when dealing with your pensions and planning your retirement.
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Emergency savings – how much is enough?
Having some emergency savings is a great way to prepare for unexpected expenses, especially when things go wrong such as a broken washing machine or boiler. ...
