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What Shakespeare teaches us about money?
How many times have you used the phrase ‘mum’s the word’? How about ‘eaten out of house and home’, ‘for goodness sake’, ‘neither here nor there’? These are just...
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Help to find work if you’re disabled
If you’re looking for work, you might find it helpful to get some careers advice or training or help with your CV or interviews. This guide outlines the support...
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Overdrafts explained
When you use your overdraft (often called “going into your overdraft”), you’re getting into debt. An overdraft should be for short-term borrowing or emergencies...
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Changes that might affect spousal maintenance payments
Paying or receiving spousal maintenance (periodical allowance in Scotland) can be difficult for both parties. It means having to re-think your household budget,...
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What the Employment Rights Act 2025 means for you
The Employment Rights Act 2025 is a set of changes that will strengthen workplace rights and make them fairer. All employees should be aware of the changes that...
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How to create your wedding budget
The average cost of a UK wedding is £24,069 (including the rings and honeymoon). There are essential and non-essential costs to consider, from the venue and ...
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Financial abuse – it’s time to talk
Domestic abuse is a very real and difficult subject to talk about. If your partner is controlling your money or racking up debts in your name, this is financial...
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Renting: protect your rights to your home during separation if you were cohabiting
If you rent your home with your ex-partner and get a divorce or dissolution, and you’re not married or in a civil partnership, one or both of you might have ...
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How to cope with a job loss
Whether you saw it coming or it happened out of the blue, losing your job can turn your life upside down. It can affect more than just your finances. It...
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Review insurance for dependants and your will on separation if you were living together
Separating from your partner, if you aren’t married or in a civil partnership, might mean that you need to take out extra life insurance, change or make a new...
