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More 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 MoreThe rules of drawing money from your pension have changed in the past few years - but it’s not clear people fully understand them yet.
Taking money out could cost more than you thinkWe take a look at what chancellor Jeremy Hunt's Autumn Statement will mean for your money - including tax rises and pension changes.
Read MoreDiscover how to set realistic savings goals and the steps you need to take to achieve them.
Read MoreConsumer confidence has fallen to the lowest level since records began almost 50 years ago, as the cost of living crisis continues to pile pressure on household finances. The GfK Consumer Confidence Index revealed confidence is now even lower than it was following the financial crisis in 2008.
Read MoreRishi Sunak has delivered his 2022 Spring Statement - outlining his plans to help people and businesses survive the cost of living crisis as inflation soars and finances are stretched. This is what he said and what it all means for you.
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Travel insurance could save you thousands if something goes wrong when you are away, but do not pay over the odds for cover. Try these eight ways to keep the cost down.
See how to save on travel insuranceIf you’re paying off multiple debts, you could move them all into one loan to simplify your payments and potentially save money. We look at how it works.
Read MoreStudent loans are the most cost-effective way to pay for university for almost everyone, but how much can you borrow? Here we explain everything you need to know.
Read MoreFrom tuition fees to maintenance payments, we explain all the different types of student finance on offer and who can access them.
Read MoreThe government are rolling out a host of changes to the benefit system centred on a Universal Credit that incorporates a host of existing benefits. Here's how the plans could affect your finances.
Read MoreKey points from Chancellor Rishi Sunak's 2021 Autumn Budget speech to the house of commons - and what it all means for your money.
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As drivers get back behind the wheel, these tricks could save you £100’s
Read MoreAmid the impact that the Coronavirus has had on the UK economy, the Employment rate is at a 10-year low. Money.co.uk has commented on the effect this could have on people's mental health.
Read MoreWith most of the nation stuck indoors due to lockdown restrictions, homeowners across the UK are investing in lockdown makeovers, money.co.uk reveals new research.
Read MoreStepChange has revealed the extent of debt that UK households are experiencing as a result of Covid-19. Money.co.uk comments on these concerns.
Read MoreFollowing the coronavirus lockdown, we are starting to gradually head back to normality, with many employees are set to start returning to work from the 15th of June. Money.co.uk has offered tips for employers on how to do so safely and effectively.
Read MoreAcross the country offices and workplaces that have been closed for months are slowly starting to re-open their doors and welcome back employees following the Covid-19 lockdown. Money.co.uk has provided guidance for employees going back.
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