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11 ways to save money on purchases for your pet
Keep your furry friend happy without breaking the bank with these money saving tips.
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How savers can make the most of their money before the end of the tax year
April is an important time for savers to move their money.
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Easter activities to try at home that won’t break the bank
Keep your family entertained during the long weekend with these Easter-themed activities.
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The top interest rates for savers as the base rate remains at 5.25%
There are still competitive deals on savings accounts as the Bank of England decides to hold the base rate at 5.25%.
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How to save up to £3,024 for a winter sun holiday in 2025
Start planning now and you’ll be able to hop on a plane and enjoy sunnier climes next January.
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How to get a savings account above 6%
Switching current accounts could unlock an impressive interest rate on your savings
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How to get a business credit card: expert tips
A business credit card can help you manage work expenses more effectively. Learn how to improve your chances of making a successful application.
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Should you have two business bank accounts?
Discover the potential benefits and pitfalls of having more than one business bank account.
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What are the key benefits of a business credit card?
A business credit card can be hugely beneficial to your business, but this form of borrowing is not without its pitfalls. Find out what you need to know.
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What do you need for a business credit card?
Discover which documents and information you need to successfully apply for a business credit card in this practical guide.
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Do sole traders need a business bank account?
Learn the benefits and drawbacks of opening a business bank account as a sole trader and decide if it's the right choice for your financial needs.
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8 practical tips to separate your personal and business finances
Discover how to differentiate your business and personal spending with this essential five-minute guide.
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Research and reports
At 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 missing a single payment can ultimately cost you
What happens if you're late to a payment, or miss one entirely, and how long you have to fix it before the costs start piling up
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UK personal debt rose a third in 2022
Spiralling 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.
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Workers pay the price for pension and benefit rises
In 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 MoreInflation rockets to 9.4%
Britain’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.
Read MoreAmazon Prime Day tips from personal finance experts
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 MoreHow does working from home affect your mortgage?
The latest data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) has revealed that homeworking has more than doubled in the UK since 2019.*
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