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Buildings insurance – what does a good policy look like?
Having trouble figuring out which features to look out for in a buildings insurance policy? Check out this list of ‘must have’, ‘should have’ and ‘could have’...
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Borrowing from or lending to family
Borrowing money from family can seem like an easy and informal solution when you need funds quickly. But it’s important to think carefully before you do as it...
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How to deal with problem debt after separation
After separating, you might have debts in your own name and with your ex-partner. It’s important to understand what you owe and the cost of your debts to avoid...
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Dealing with an endowment shortfall
If you took out an endowment policy as a way to repay your interest-only mortgage, it’s important to check whether it’s on-track to cover your final mortgage...
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How to appeal a benefits decision
If you’re unhappy with a decision about your benefits by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP), Social Security Scotland, your local council, Department...
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Moving from DLA to PIP – what to do if your award is reduced or stopped
If you are an adult and were getting Disability Living Allowance (DLA) and have been moved to Personal Independence Payment (PIP) or Adult Disability Payment...
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How to get cheaper car insurance
Car insurance can be one of the biggest costs for drivers, especially if you’ve recently passed your driving test.
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Paying court fines
The Magistrates (Sheriff in Scotland) court deals with criminal cases, such as traffic and public order offences, fines for unpaid TV Licences and antisocial...
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Do you need dental insurance?
You’ll still need to budget for check-ups, hygienist visits and unexpected treatment, even with good dental care. NHS dentists are cheaper but hard to access...
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How to reclaim unfair or packaged bank charges
If you’re struggling financially or think you were mis-sold a packaged account, you can ask your bank to refund any charges or monthly fees you’ve paid over ...
