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Latest insights into what's going on behind the headlines, and what you can do to make your cash work harder for you from the money.co.uk team:
Here’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.
Read MoreThe Bank of England decided to hold the base rate at 5.25% for another month.
Read MoreSavings challenges are going viral but do they really work?
Read MoreRates on easy access accounts remain competitive, enticing savers to move their money from low interest accounts.
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Becoming bankrupt is one way of dealing with debts, but it will affect your credit rating. Here we explain everything you need to know.
It does clear eventuallyAs 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 takeCredit reference agencies are the go-to places for banks and other lenders after they get requests for credit from the likes of you and me. This is why it’s important to know who they are and how they work
What they already know about youRegistering to vote doesn’t just mean you can exercise your rights and get a say in who runs the country – it has fairly hefty financial benefits too. Here’s what you need to know
How to check the electoral rollIf 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 defaultPayment terminals, or card payment machines, are a handy way to pay for goods and services while you’re out and about. Here we explain all about payment card readers - including how to get one for your business.
What's going on behind the screenAt 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:
What happens if you're late to a payment, or miss one entirely, and how long you have to fix it before the cost start piling up
Read MoreThe average credit card holder can make themselves £767.63 better off in 2023 if they move to the right deal - but most aren’t planning to.
What to checkSpiralling bills and costs have seen the average adult’s debt (not counting mortgages) in the UK rise from £25,879 to £34,566 (£8,687) in 2022, with four in five adults revealing they will start the new year in debt, up from three in five in 2021.
Read MoreMore than 5 in 6 shop purchases are now carried out by card, the British Retail Consortium has found - how to make money from yours
Read MoreIn the wake of Chancellor Jeremy Hunt's Autumn Statement, financial experts at money.co.uk have asked whether it's fair for workers to be paying more while pensioners and other benefit claimants get cost-of-living rises.
Read MoreBritain’s cost of living crisis is deepening by the day and there’s a growing expectation that things are about to get a whole lot worse.
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