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Help if you’re struggling to pay your Income Tax bill
Your Income Tax and VAT bills are considered priority debts. This means that if you don’t pay them, HMRC can take enforcement action to get the money you owe.
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Help if you’re struggling to pay Council Tax
Council Tax is a priority debt you must pay, as the consequences of falling behind can be worse than with other debts. If you’re worried about paying it, it’s...
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What is an Individual Voluntary Arrangement (IVA)?
Find out more about how an Individual Voluntary Arrangement (IVA) works and which debts it covers. Then talk to a free debt adviser about whether it’s the best...
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Credit
Credit can help you manage your money – whether you’re looking to cover planned expenses or need to meet unexpected costs. But it’s important to use it in the...
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How to choose between saving and borrowing
You might have decided that you need a savings or borrowing product, but what should you consider when choosing which is best for you? We’ll show you what to...
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Budgeting for neurodivergent adults
Managing money can be harder if your brain works differently. Many neurodivergent adults, including people with ADHD, autism, dyslexia, or a learning disability,...
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Secured and unsecured borrowing explained
A secured loan usually means the lender can take your home if you fail to repay. Unsecured personal loans are less risky, but you’ll still need to repay on time....
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Making the most of your redundancy pay
Getting a redundancy payment can help soften the financial worry of losing your job. But working out what to do with your redundancy package can be a bit of ...
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Remortgaging to get the best deal
Switching from your existing mortgage deal to a new one could cut your monthly mortgage bill and save you hundreds – even thousands - every year. But before ...
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What Shakespeare teaches us about money?
How many times have you used the phrase ‘mum’s the word’? How about ‘eaten out of house and home’, ‘for goodness sake’, ‘neither here nor there’? These are just...
