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Carer’s Card Accounts
If an illness or disability means you rely on friends or family to do your shopping, withdraw cash for you or pay your bills, then a Carer’s Card account might...
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Reclaiming unfair credit card charges
If you’ve been charged for late or missed credit card payments, or for going over your credit card limit, you might be able to claim some money back. Find out...
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What to do when your Help to Save account closes
If you have a Help to Save account, find out what you can do with your money when your account matures and closes.
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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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Savings accounts for children
With children’s saving accounts, kids learn to manage money – and parents, relatives and friends have a place to save for a child they care about.
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How to prepare for an interest rate change
Find out how your mortgage, savings, borrowing and pensions can be affected by an interest rate rise or fall – and how to plan for it.
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Should you manage money jointly or separately
Managing your money together when you’re in a serious relationship can be tricky – find out whether getting a joint account is the best choice for you. We also...
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How to reduce borrowing on credit
Paying off loans and credit card debt faster can save you a lot of money, but it’s important to consider your entire financial situation before deciding what...
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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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If you’re worried about rising mortgages
As interest rates rise and fall, they can have an impact on mortgage and rent payments. Here’s what to do if you’re a homeowner or are trying to get onto the...
