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Managing money if your job is at risk
Whether your job is already at risk or you’re worrying about potential cuts, one of the most important things you can do is take stock of your finances. This...
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Borrowing from a credit union
Credit unions provide loans for smaller amounts than banks or building societies, and usually accept people who have been turned down elsewhere. You need to ...
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Dividing investments and savings when you separate if you were living together
Dividing investments and savings when you separate should be straightforward if you’re not married or in a civil partnership. You might be able to claim back...
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We need to talk about Christmas
Christmas can be expensive, and the higher prices for food and bills have added extra worries for people whose budgets were already squeezed.
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How to sort out your finances on separation if you were living together
Many people believe that living together as a couple – even for a long time or with children – gives you the same legal rights as being married or in a civil...
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What are tariffs?
You might be hearing a lot about ‘tariffs’ at the moment, and how they’re going to impact your finances – so here’s what you need to know.
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How section 75 and chargeback protection work for your credit and debit cards
Credit cards can help you manage your money when used in the right way. Find out what protection you get when spending on your credit and debit cards under the...
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How Paypal and mobile wallets work
If you link your credit or debit card to an electronic wallet – such as PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay or Samsung Pay – you can spend online or in store without...
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Help if you’re struggling to clear your credit card debt
If you’ve only been paying the minimum repayments on your credit card for the last 18 months, you could be in ‘persistent debt’. Your credit card provider must...
