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A penny saved is a penny earned, as the old saying goes. Learn how to make your money go further and prepare yourself for a rainy day with these easy-to-follow tips.
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The ultimate holiday money-saving guide for 2019
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Five ways to teach your kids the value of money
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BLOG: International Day of Education – The ‘four pots’ technique for children
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The experts’ guide to sorting out your personal finances in 2021
From opting to ‘low spend’ months to imposing your own ‘cooling-off period...
A guide to saving in 2021
Savers have been at the receiving end of rate cuts and product culls in 2020. Bu...
Higher tax bracket after redundancy pay? The domino effect on other allowances
If you’re facing unemployment or have been given details of your redundancy pa...‘I’ve been taxed on redundancy pay despite it being under the £30k limit. Why?’
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Retailers sign up to Which? cash acceptance pledge
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Average household holds £4,353 in ‘excess’ savings
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Government sells £1.1bn NatWest stake
The government has sold 580 million shares it holds in NatWest, at a price of 19...
Consumers suffer as pandemic hits competition
Key consumer markets became less competitive during the pandemic as customers sh...
Calls for new laws to tackle online scams
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