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What is an Administration Order?
Find out more about how an Administration Order works and which debts you can use it for. Then talk to a free debt specialist about whether it’s the best way...
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Separation agreements if you’re considering a divorce or dissolution in Scotland
If you’re thinking about getting divorced or dissolving your civil partnership in Scotland, but haven’t filed the papers yet, you can get a separation agreement...
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Your rights when returning to work after maternity leave
Going back to work after maternity leave can feel like a big step. This guide explains your rights when you return, including your pay, your job, holidays and...
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How to reduce borrowing on credit
Paying off loans and credit card debt faster can save you a lot of money, but it’s important to consider your entire financial situation before deciding what...
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What to do if your energy bill is high
Energy bills have risen over the last few years, and you might be looking for ways to cut costs or what to do if you’re in debt with your supplier. Find out ...
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How to reduce your home phone and internet bill
Shopping around for cheaper home phone and broadband deals can save you hundreds of pounds. Find out how to get the best deal, including how to switch providers.
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How to pay for home improvements
Follow the steps below to make sure you get your house in order when paying for home improvements.
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Buying insurance if you’re ill or disabled
Buying the right insurance policy at an affordable price can be tricky if you have a disability or health condition. Here we summarise what you need to know ...
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Extended warranties – are they worth it?
An extended warranty is a form of insurance policy that covers you for repair costs after the manufacturer’s or retailer’s guarantee has expired. But are they...
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How to apply for Universal Credit in Scotland
Universal Credit follows the same guidelines around the UK. But if you live in Scotland, you can choose to get your payments once or twice a month. If you get...
