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Getting a loan if you’re ill or disabled
If you’re ill or disabled and struggling financially, there might be times when you need to borrow money. Find out how to go about that while avoiding expensive...
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Managing your money
Taking the time to manage your money better can really pay off. Understanding what to focus on now and then putting a long-term plan in place will help you cope...
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Find the right property solicitor or conveyancer
A solicitor or conveyancer handles all the legal work for buying or selling a property. It’s an important job, so here’s what you need to know about finding ...
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How to pay legal fees on divorce or dissolution
When you get divorced or dissolve your civil partnership, there'll be costs. Unless you qualify for State help, you and/or your husband, wife or civil partner...
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Understand and compare your investment pathway options (for pension drawdown)
This tool helps you shop around for pension drawdown products, comparing how much they cost and how they invest your money.
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Om-buds-what? How the Financial Ombudsman Service could help you
Ombudsmen may have a bit of a strange name, but what they do is simpler than they sound. We spoke to one of the largest Ombudsman services in the UK to hear ...
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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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Buying property in Scotland – a money timeline
Thinking about buying a house or a flat in Scotland? This guide will take you through the different steps you will need to take, including getting a mortgage,...
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Can AI help with money decisions? What you need to know before you rely on it
AI chatbots, such as Chat GPT, Google Gemini and Microsoft Co-pilot are increasingly being used to help with money decisions. While this can feel like you’ve...
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Financial abuse: spotting the signs and leaving safely
Everyone has the right to make independent financial decisions. If your partner, family member, carer or anybody else is controlling your financial affairs, ...
