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Budgeting for neurodivergent adults
Managing money can be harder if your brain works differently. Many neurodivergent adults, including people with ADHD, autism, dyslexia, or a learning disability,...
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Illness and disability
If you're living with a disability or illness, or looking after someone who is, thinking about money can be worrying, especially if you've had to stop work, ...
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Separation agreements if you’re considering a divorce or dissolution in England, Wales or Northern Ireland
If you’re thinking about getting divorced or dissolving your civil partnership in England, Wales or Northern Ireland, but haven’t filed the papers yet, you can...
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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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Privacy notice
1.1. This privacy notice (the “Privacy Notice”) applies to all personal information processing activities carried out by the Money and Pensions Service (MaPS)....
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How to set a savings goal
Setting a savings goal is a great way to watch your savings grow. Find out where to start and what a suitable savings goal is for you.
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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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Sharing your money goals and attitudes
Talking about money isn't always easy, but it can make a big difference. This guide will help you understand your money habits and have better conversations ...
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Consumer rights – what you need to know
Whenever you buy a product on service, on the high street or online, you have rights. Knowing your rights can help if what you’ve paid for doesn’t meet your ...
