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Universal Credit if you’re self-employed
If you’re self-employed, on a low income and need extra help with your living costs you might be able to claim Universal Credit. Find out more about what to ...
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Blog post
What Shakespeare teaches us about money?
How many times have you used the phrase ‘mum’s the word’? How about ‘eaten out of house and home’, ‘for goodness sake’, ‘neither here nor there’? These are just...
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Salary calculator
- answer some key questions
- include optional extra details about your pension contributions or student loan repayments
- choose...
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Introducing your Moneyhelper - who we are and how we can help you
We have recently launched MoneyHelper and wanted to tell you a bit more about our new website: why we’ve created it, what it is and how it will help you moving...
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Help managing everyday money
Managing your finances can get hard with things like health challenges or hospital stays, for example. Even if you’re doing okay now, it’s a good idea to prepare...
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Universal Credit
If you’re on a low income, Universal Credit can give you extra money to help with the costs of living, including housing and bringing up children. Our Universal...
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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 is a Debt Relief Order (DRO)?
A Debt Relief Order (DRO) is a formal debt solution that freezes most debt repayments for 12 months. Find out more about how a (DRO) works, which debts you can...
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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...
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Video: How to use credit
