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Big money decisions often need to be made when looking after family members, expecting a baby, or you’ve got family problems like illness, divorce or bereavement....
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What to do when someone dies and leaves a will

Even if someone leaves a will, sorting out an ‘estate’ (all money, investments, personal pensions, property, possessions) can still be hard to figure out. Some...
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Council Tax: what it is, what it costs and how to save money

Council Tax is an annual fee you pay to your local council. The cost is set by your council and goes towards funding local services. Find out more about Council...
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Emergency savings – how much is enough?

Having some emergency savings is a great way to prepare for unexpected expenses, especially when things go wrong such as a broken washing machine or boiler. ...
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How to find the best savings account

Getting a savings account is usually easy – many can be opened online in a few minutes. Here’s how to decide which type is best, compare the top rates and regularly...
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Can I get a loan with bad credit

It’s important to think carefully before borrowing money, especially if you’re using the loan to repay other debts. If you can, it’s usually better to save until...
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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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What is a County Court Judgment (CCJ)?

A County Court Judgment (CCJ) is a type of court order in England, Wales and Northern Ireland that might be registered against you if you fail to repay money...
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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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Overdrafts explained

When you use your overdraft (often called “going into your overdraft”), you’re getting into debt. An overdraft should be for short-term borrowing or emergencies...

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