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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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More people on Universal Credit eligible for savings boost
Help to Save, the government savings scheme that pays 50% in bonuses, is now open to everyone who works and claims Universal Credit. The scheme was set to close...
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Saving money for Christmas
After the fun of Christmas is over, many of us can be left facing a hefty bill in the New Year. It can be hard to avoid using credit to pay for the festive season...
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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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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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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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Inflation – what does it mean for your savings?
In today’s economy, inflation is a big issue for people with savings and investments, because it reduces the buying power of their money. To save and invest ...
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How much should I save for retirement?
You’ll need retirement income of at least £13,900 a year, or £22,500 if you’re in a couple – according to the Retirement Living Standards. This covers your essential...
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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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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...
