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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...
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Make your money easier to manage by yourself
If you’re finding it difficult to manage your money because you have a long-term health condition or you’re disabled, there are things you can do to make things...
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How to sort out your money on divorce or dissolution
When you begin a divorce or dissolution of your civil partnership, you might be able to sort out some of it between you and your ex-partner or you might need...
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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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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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What to do if you’re rejected for a loan or credit card
If you’ve been turned down for credit, such as an overdraft, it’s important to find out why as you might be able to make some changes. Discover how to improve...
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How to budget for an irregular income
If you’re self-employed, working on a zero-hours contract or claiming Universal Credit, your income might vary each month. Find out more about how to budget ...
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Debt advice locator
Money worries can feel overwhelming. If you’re struggling to manage your bills – or are even behind in some payments...
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Review your budget after a drop in income
What’s the best way to manage your household budget after losing your job, and what can you do to cope with a loss of earnings? It’s time to review your budget...
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What to do with a lump sum payment after divorce or dissolution
You might get a lump sum as part of your financial settlement. If you haven’t already decided what you’ll use it for, think about your options carefully.
