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Introduction
Some level of debt is a normal part of modern life, but learning to manage that debt wisely makes good financial sense. The tips and news you’ll find here will help you get smart about your debt – and maybe even back in the black.
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YourMoney guide to balance transfer credit cards
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How to get out of debt in 2020
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Borrowing money from a loved one: what you should and shouldn’t do
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Act now to avoid Christmas debt: seven top tips
Christmas is an expensive time of year, but it doesn’t have to leave you in th...
Kids at uni? Top money tips all parents should pass on
Give your children a head start when it comes to money and finances by passing o...
The best credit cards that reward you for spending
Rewards credit cards are a fantastic tool for sensible spenders. The idea is tha...Understanding
Cancelled holiday or event: The credit card refund mistake you must avoid
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IVAs during coronavirus: what you need to know
Hundreds of thousands of people are in IVAs - Individual Voluntary Arrangements...
The pros and cons of balance transfer cards
While using 0% balance transfer cards can be a smart way of getting yourself out...
Abroad for Christmas? Avoid this expensive mistake
A typical family spending £2,000 on a Christmas and New Year trip overseas coul...
How a PPI windfall could impact benefits, care funding and inheritance tax
There are just days to submit a compensation claim for mis-sold Payment Protecti...
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New powers to tackle bosses who abuse wind up rules
New rules are being introduced to prevent business directors from misusing the d...
Boris Johnson has outstanding court judgement for £535 debt
The bill to an unknown creditor remains ‘unsatisfied’ six months after a cou...
Regulator opposes Amigo Loans rescue plan
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) said it will oppose a plan which would cap...
Queen’s Speech unveils plans for flexible student loans for all adults
Every adult in the UK will have access to a flexible loan for higher education a...
More help for vulnerable people in problem debt
The government is raising the total debt allowable for a Debt Relief Order from ...
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