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How to deal with debts after graduation
Graduates can sometimes leave university with considerable amounts of debt from student loans, overdraft and any other credit products. This guide aims to help...
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Support services available to carers
Caring for someone can take its toll on your physical and mental health, social life, career and relationships. Taking time out to look after yourself is important...
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Caring for others and the impact on your pension
Sometimes people need to stop working or reduce their hours so they can care for family or friends. There are many reasons why you might need to do this. Find...
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Car insurance when driving abroad
Whether you’re taking your own car overseas or hiring a car when you get there, you legally must have insurance. But be aware that it’s easy to spend too much...
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Moving from DLA to PIP – coping with income changes
If you were getting Disability Living Allowance (DLA) and have been moved to Personal Independence Payment (PIP) or the Adult Disability Payment (ADP), your ...
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Data subject access requests
You are entitled to be told if the Money and Pensions Service holds any information about you and if so, to be provided with a copy of that information. These...
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Cars, insurance and other employee benefits
As well as paying your salary, some employers give you benefits such as a company car, health insurance or a dental plan, while you’re working for them. Some...
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What you need to know about taking out a joint loan
Many couples take out a joint debt or loan. As a couple, for example, you might be able to borrow more money. But it’s important to be aware of the risks before...
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Letting creditors know about vulnerabilities or adjustments
If you have a disability, impairment or long-term illness, companies you owe money to must treat you fairly. Find out how to talk to your creditors and what ...
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My partner has a gambling addiction – what should I do?
We ask Rachel Connor from debt advice charity StepChange to answer the following question.
