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Help for mortgage prisoners
If you’ve received a letter from your provider saying you’re a mortgage prisoner, help might be available. Here’s what you need to know.
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Transferring your credit card balance
A balance transfer is when you move the balance from one credit or store card to another credit card with a different provider, usually to take advantage of ...
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Teacher pensions in Northern Ireland
Find out how the Northern Ireland Teachers’ Pension Scheme (NITPS) works. Learn how much you’ll pay in, when you can claim and how much you might get.
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How to complain to your bank, insurer, lender, card or investment provider
Find out how to complain about a financial services provider, including banks, lenders, card providers, insurance companies, investment firms and financial advisers....
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How to have a conversation about money
You’ll have money conversations with different people in your life. Some of these chats can be tricky or stressful but this guide can help you plan and feel ...
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What is contents insurance?
If items in your home are stolen, lost or damaged, contents insurance should give you the money to help put things right. Here’s all you need to know.
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Using an equity release scheme to fund your care
If you need to fund your long-term care and have already paid off, or nearly paid off, your mortgage, an equity release scheme is one option to consider. But,...
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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...
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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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Do I need a will and when should I update it?
Many people make a will and then put it away and forget about it. But as your life changes so should your will. This guide explains why keeping your will up ...
