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Budgeting for neurodivergent adults
Managing money can be harder if your brain works differently. Many neurodivergent adults, including people with ADHD, autism, dyslexia, or a learning disability,...
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How does your household spend compare to the UK average?
The ‘cost of living’ is a phrase that’s rarely out of the news, and increasing bills and prices in the shops appeared to back up the claims that our household...
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How to help your teenager learn about money
This guide will show you practical ways to teach your teenager essential money skills. You'll learn how to give them financial responsibility, set a good example,...
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Explaining digital money to children
We’re fast becoming a cashless society. Many of us pay for our shopping with debit and credit cards and check our balance on our mobile phone. While it’s...
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Making sure you can afford to borrow
Most of us need to borrow money at some point in our lives. Using the right type of credit in the best way can help you deal with unexpected expenses, such as...
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How does your household food spend compare?
Wine, bread and veg are among our biggest spends at the supermarket Last year, the average weekly family food shop was around £95.
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A simple guide to credit cards
A credit card is a secure, flexible way to pay. There’s also no cost if you repay everything you’ve spent each month. But it can be expensive and lead to debt...
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Money problems and mental wellbeing
Worrying about money problems can affect your mental health. Find out more about how to take control of your finances.
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Budgeting when you’re pregnant
Expecting a baby is exciting, but it can also be an expensive time. Follow these steps to make sure you’re prepared for your new arrival.
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Saving money for a mortgage deposit
Saving up for a deposit can seem like the most difficult part of buying a home. Find out how much you might need and tips to get started.
