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Cut existing loan costs by switching to over to digital energy providers

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6 Money-Saving Strategies For Parents On A Budget

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A Beginner's Guide to investing in Stocks

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Student Loans Company mulls more friendly tone amid interest-rate fear

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The Complete Guide to Planning a Wedding - Brides

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Spending Diaries: I Earn up to £2,600 a Month - Here's How I Spend It

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Women Are Underpaid and Over It

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Perfecting your payday routine

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5 savings challenges to kickstart your savings journey

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4 different types of savings accounts

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Loans & Credit

How to Ditch Debt: Take Back Control of Your Money

Avalanche or Snowball Method? How to get your debt down to nothing and keep your financial goals thriving!
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How to Recognise Financial Abuse

Financial abuse is a form of domestic abuse. It can be very subtle and is a process of controlling a person and their finances by restricting access to their savings and monetary funds or even controlling their spending entirely. It can happen to anyone of any age and can be part of other types of abuse.
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Stuck in the Car Finance Trap? Here’s How to Break Free Before That Balloon Payment Hits

You may be stuck in the PCP cycle of financing a car, getting to the balloon payment stage, realising you can't pay it and taking out a contract for a different, newer car instead. But what if your financial situation changes and you can't afford the £300 monthly payment? This is how you break the cycle.
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property

the highs and lows of buying a home from first-time buyers

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leasehold vs freehold properties - what are the differences?

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what is shared ownership?

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Investing
Guides to help you get the best returns on your money

Protect Your Finances From Scams: What To Look Out For

Scammers are getting craftier — so much so that they can sometimes be challenging to detect. To protect your finances and personal data, this article breaks down the most common scams we've encountered and how to spot them before you give anything personal away.
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How To Grow Your Net Wealth To £100,000 In 10 Years

How investing £635 a month could grow to around £100,000 in 10 years at a 5% average return, plus a beginner's guide to stocks, funds, ETFs and bonds.
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4 Myths Around Investing That Simply Aren't True

Four investing myths debunked: that you need lots of money to start, should sell when markets fall, need lots of time, or can only invest in stocks.
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Students

UK Student Loans - How Do They Work?

How UK student loans work in 2026/27: who is eligible, tuition fees up to £9,790, maintenance loans by where you live, and repayment thresholds for Plans 1, 2, 4 and 5.
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How You Can (Actually) Manage Your Money as a Student at University and Beyond With a Budget

How to budget as a student: setting and sticking to a budget, what a typical student budget looks like, what to do if money runs short and the best student deals.
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PEnsions, wills & retirement

Workplace Pensions: A Beginner's Guide

In this article, we discuss how a workplace pension works and the benefits of it on your pension savings.
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Guides to help you get the best returns on your money

How to Prepare Financially for Maternity and Paternity Leave

How to prepare financially for maternity and paternity leave in the UK: 2026/27 statutory pay and child benefit rates, building a leave fund, budgeting and planning ahead.
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Travel

Delayed But Not Defeated: Claiming Compensation for Flight and Train Disruptions

We caught up with Stan and Ilona, a couple who faced a few travel issues during their recent trip to Germany. Let's discuss what happened and how they received over £600 in compensation!
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How We Got a 4-Star London Staycation with Spa & Rooftop Views — for Less Than You’d Expect

Ad (gifted stay): a night at the 4-star Leonardo Royal London with spa, executive lounge and breakfast via Secret Escapes, and whether the deal is worth the money.
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You Can Do a Day Trip to France for Under £70 - Thanks to Tesco Clubcard Vouchers

Is it worth going to Europe for a day? That seems like a lot of hassle for such a short-lived holiday, doesn’t it? Well, we spoke to Iesha who recently travelled from London to Bruges, Belgium for a day out. That’s right, she left at 5:45am and arrived back home at 10:30pm, all to go back to work the next day.
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