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From starting a rainy day fund to making the most of high-interest savings accounts, here are some financial resolutions to try next year.
Read MoreThe Bank of England's monetary committee decided to hold the base rate at 5.25% for a third time.
Read MoreIt’s never too early to start planning for a big savings goal, especially when interest rates on savings accounts remain competitive.
Read MoreHere’s how to have a stress-free Christmas and enjoy the festivities without breaking the bank.
Read MoreISAs had a moment in the spotlight with some key changes coming in 2024.
Read MoreSavers will need to prepare to make sure they get the best deal.
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Direct Debits are the easiest way to schedule vital monthly payments, such as your rent, mortgage and utility bills, and ensure they go out of your current account on time.
Read MoreMoney management is essential, and the right bank account will ensure your cash is safe and working for you. Make sure you open the right one with our guide.
Read MoreAnyone with a bank account can set up standing orders to take care of regular payments. In this guide, we explain how they work and why they’re a good idea.
Read MoreDiscover the perfect time to apply for a business credit card and improve your chances of being accepted. Learn about the process and why it’s vital for small businesses.
Read MoreIf you fail to make debt payments on time, you could be issued with a default. Here’s what you need to know about them and what to do next
What to do after a defaultAs if having a county court judgment issued against you isn’t bad enough, the fact that it’ll damage your credit score is no laughing matter. Here we look at the effect a county court judgment can have on your financial prospects and what you can do about it.
How long it will takeAt money.co.uk we don't just report the news, we also carry out our own research and investigations to help make better sense of personal finance. Here are our latest reports:
Prime Day was launched to create a sales event and get people spending in the otherwise quieter summer months. It has plenty of bargains on offer, but some traps too.
Read MoreThe latest data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) has revealed that homeworking has more than doubled in the UK since 2019.*
Read MoreOil prices are down 8% since the beginning of June and yet the price of the petrol on forecourts has risen 12.5% since then
Read MoreNet mortgage borrowing is well above its pre-pandemic average while approvals have fallen behind. The current trend is likely being powered by house hunters rushing to transact before the cost of borrowing climbs further.
Read More64,000 people have pulled the emergency lever on problem debt.
Read MoreIf you’re covering the CPI data published today, the following comments from James Andrews, personal finance expert at Money.co.uk, might be of interest:
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