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Supporting yourself financially - a guide for young adults aged 16 to 24
When you first start to support yourself financially, there are a lot of things to think about. Although it can seem complicated, in this guide we’ve listed ...
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How to use cheques and banker’s drafts
Most payments can be made instantly online or using mobile banking, but paper cheques and banker’s drafts are still an option. They’re slower though, with money...
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Four student bank account features to consider
If you’re about to start university you’re going to be hit with offer after offer to make you choose one bank over another. These freebies might seem like easy...
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What are Budgeting Advances and Budgeting Loans?
If you need to borrow money for essential costs and get certain benefits, you could apply for an interest-free Budgeting Advance or Budgeting Loan from the government. ...
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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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Using and paying with debit cards
A debit card lets you spend money in your bank account. You can use it in shops, online, over the phone and at cash machines. Here’s all you need to know, including...
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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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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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Managing your money using savings pots
The jam jar method (also known as piggybanking or using saving pots) involves dividing your money into separate pots for different expenses. It's a...
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Managing credit well
Using credit can be useful, but it can cause money problems and debt if you struggle to keep up with repayments. Find out how to make borrowing money work for...
