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How to minimise the biggest costs of going to university
There’s no shortage of conversation about university tuition fees and how much debt many students go into to pay them off. However it’s less well known that,...
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Video: How to use credit
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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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Article
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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Article
What is an Individual Voluntary Arrangement (IVA)?
Find out more about how an Individual Voluntary Arrangement (IVA) works and which debts it covers. Then talk to a free debt adviser about whether it’s the best...
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What to do if your benefits are cut
If you’re getting benefits and have a significant change in your circumstances – like a new relationship, job or a child leaves home – it might mean your...
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Ways of repaying an interest-only mortgage
With an interest-only mortgage your monthly payments only cover the interest on the amount you borrowed. This means it’s important you have a plan for how to...
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Credit
Credit can help you manage your money – whether you’re looking to cover planned expenses or need to meet unexpected costs. But it’s important to use it in the...
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What you need to know about short-term, or payday, loans
Short-term loans, also referred to as payday loans, are an expensive way to borrow if you can’t repay on time and in full. Find out how much they cost and what...
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How much will borrowing £1000 cost you?
There may be a time in your life that, for whatever reason, you need to borrow some money. The key is, to make sure that it isn’t going to cost more than you...
