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Dealing with the debts of someone who has died
When someone dies and leaves debts, what happens to these debts depends on a number of things. This guide will help you find out which debts need to be repaid...
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How to get out of debt – by someone who’s done it
There’s no denying money can be a slippery and emotive subject and debt is one of the topics that’s most difficult to speak up about. But there is an answer.
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Credit can work in favour of your finances
Credit sometimes gets a bad reputation, mainly when it’s linked to debt, but whether it’s a credit card, personal loan, or overdraft, it can give you some much...
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Managing your household budget after you’ve separated
Separating from your ex-partner means you’ll have to change how you manage your household and other finances. It’s often much more expensive for each of you ...
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Who we are
MoneyHelper offers free, impartial information to everyone across the UK.
Rising bills, reduced income, job loss and everyday money worries can make it...
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Talking to your creditor
If you’ve been caught off guard by higher bills and you’re worried about missing a payment, letting your creditor know and having early conversations with them...
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Best way to pay off debt in England and Wales
If you’re falling behind with payments, including day-to-day bills, loans, credit cards and your rent or mortgage, a free debt adviser can help you find the ...
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How much is Universal Credit?
Universal Credit is made up of a standard monthly allowance, plus extra money for housing costs, bringing up children, caring and living with an illness or disability....
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What is Buy Now Pay Later?
If you’re buying online, paying in a shop or even ordering a takeaway, Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) can seem like a quick and easy way to pay. But BNPL is a form...
