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How to pay legal fees when you separate if you were living together
If you separate and you’re not married or in a civil partnership, you don’t have to go through a formal legal process. But if you decide to take your partner...
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ISAs and other tax-efficient ways to save or invest
Make the most of tax-free savings and investments for you and your children or grandchildren.
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Dividing investments and savings during divorce or dissolution
Investments and savings will generally form part of your financial settlement if you divorce or your partnership is dissolved. Dividing them should be relatively...
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Changes that might affect spousal maintenance payments
Paying or receiving spousal maintenance (periodical allowance in Scotland) can be difficult for both parties. It means having to re-think your household budget,...
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Help if you’re struggling to clear your credit card debt
If you’ve only been paying the minimum repayments on your credit card for the last 18 months, you could be in ‘persistent debt’. Your credit card provider must...
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Buying a house? How applying for other credit could harm your application
When you apply for a mortgage, as well as checking if you can afford repayments, one of the key considerations for lenders will be your credit history.
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Letter templates
Our easy-to-use letter templates are here to help you if you need to set up, cancel or complain about something.
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How to deal with problem debt after separation
After separating, you might have debts in your own name and with your ex-partner. It’s important to understand what you owe and the cost of your debts to avoid...
