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Tackling problem gambling and debt
If gambling has affected you financially, it can be hard to talk about. But you’re not alone. There’s help and support out there for you.
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Repaying benefit debts and overpayments
If you’ve been overpaid benefits, you’ll likely have to repay this money. Find out why you might have been overpaid, how you can make repayments, how to challenge...
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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 choose between saving and borrowing
You might have decided that you need a savings or borrowing product, but what should you consider when choosing which is best for you? We’ll show you what to...
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Peer to peer lending: what you need to know
Peer-to-peer lending (P2P) is a way for people to lend money to individuals or businesses. You – as the lender – receive interest and you get your money back...
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Borrowing money from or lending to friends or people you know
It can be tempting to borrow money from someone you know, especially if they’ve offered. But there are lots of thing to consider, such as how’ll they’ll react...
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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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What is bankruptcy?
Bankruptcy is a legal process offering relief if you are unable to repay your debts. If you are thinking about filing for bankruptcy, it’s vital to talk to a...
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Help funding care – how to get advice
If you’re not sure how to pay for care, like care home fees, it’s worth getting financial advice. Find out how a regulated specialist care fees adviser could...
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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...
