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Buy now pay later (BNPL) vs credit cards ‒ what’s the best way to borrow?
We run through the pros and cons of borrowing through credit cards and buy now pay later schemes so if you have to borrow you're making an informed choice.
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Savings calculator: how to set up a savings plan
If you’re struggling to get to grips with saving, here’s our guide on how to set up a savings plan.
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HSBC vs Nationwide £200 switching bonus – how do the accounts compare?
HSBC has matched Nationwide’s £200 switching bonus for customers looking for a new current account. We explain how they compare.
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Get 2.1% interest with the new Chase savings account (plus 1% cashback)
Get 2.1% interest with the new Chase savings account (plus 1% cashback)
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The best and worst banks for customer service in 2022 revealed
The best and worst banks for customer service revealed. What can you do if you’re not happy with your bank?
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Best travel credit cards
We round up the best travel credit cards to help you avoid hidden fees when you're spending abroad
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Annual Percentage Rate: What is APR and how does it work?
You need to understand Annual Percentage Rate if you’re planning to borrow money. We explain everything you need to know
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Mini-budget 2022: How the income tax cut means less pension tax relief
When Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng announced an income tax cut he failed to mention its effect on pensions. We explain how the lowest and highest earners will get less pension tax relief
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How to check your credit score
It’s important you know how to check your credit score, it’s a big factor in whether you’ll be accepted for credit, as well as the rate of interest you’ll pay.
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How do credit cards work?
What you need to know about how credit cards work, from the types available, benefits you could enjoy and pitfalls to look out for
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Fixed vs easy access savings accounts — with rates rising should you switch now or wait?
Following the Bank of England’s base rate rise, The Money Edit’s Guy Anker shares his cash savings tips
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Interest rates rise to 3% - what it means for your mortgage, borrowing and savings
The Bank of England has hiked rates by 0.75 percentage points, the biggest jump for three decades. We explain what this means for your money
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What is a credit union?
With rising prices hitting households hard, credit unions have an increasingly important role to play.
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FSCS protection explained - are your savings protected?
FSCS protection means if your bank or building society goes bust some or all of your money is protected. We explain how
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November's Premium Bond millionaire winners revealed - are you a winner?
If you’re one of the millions of Brits with Premium Bonds, here’s what you need to know about your chances of being a winning a tax-free prize.
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How to spot greenwashing when it comes to being ethical with your money
Just how serious is greenwashing? We look at what it is and how to spot the signs of false claims
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Green your finances – here's how your savings can help fight climate change
Green your finances – here's how your money can help fight for the planet
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New investors nursing heavy losses: six expert tips for beginner investors
Many people started investing during the pandemic, but some are nursing big losses as markets get choppy. Here are expert tips on what to consider when starting out as an investor.
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October’s Premium Bond millionaire winners revealed. How to check if you are a prize winner
Millions of lucky Brits with Premium Bonds will get good news as the winners of the October prize draw are announced. Here’s how to check if you are winner
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What will happen to our coins, banknotes, stamps and passports?
We can expect to see changes to our notes and coins following the death of Queen Elizabeth II. Here’s what we know so far.
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How to talk about money with friends and family
We look at how to talk to your loved ones about money and look after your financial wellbeing
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10 ways to boost your pension savings and get a comfortable retirement
Top tips to help you boost your pension savings
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“We’ve made our family finances as green as possible”
Isabel decided to go green with her family finances, current account, ISA and pension during the first lockdown in 2020
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Natwest to close 43 more bank branches: where are they and what are your options?
Natwest has announced plans to shut 43 high street branches in 2023 – where are they and what does this mean for your money?
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Is now a good time to buy an annuity as rates rates hit 14-year high?
Annuity rates have increased by 52% this year. We look at whether now is a good time to buy an annuity
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Premium Bond prize rate hiked: what does it mean for your chances of winning?
NS&I has increased its premium bond prize rate for the second time in six months. Here's what it means for your chances of winning a tax-free cash prize
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Government to reform pension charge cap: how your retirement pot could be affected
The easing of the 0.75% pension charge cap will affect the majority of workers who stick to their employer’s default fund for their retirement savings. We explain how
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Savings rates top 4% for first time in seven years | Now is the time find the best interest rate
With attractive interest rates on saving accounts, it’s a good time to move your money to earn a better return on your savings
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Interest rates rise to 2.25%
The Bank of England has hiked rates from 1.75% to 2.25%, the highest level since 2008. We explain what this means for your money
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