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Read MoreTake control of your outstanding debts by reducing the monthly costs of unsecured loan repayments.
Read MorePurchases made on your credit card offer you some protection, but the rules for debit cards are different. Here is how the Chargeback scheme provides protection for your debit card.
Read MoreYes, you can still apply for a loan when you retire, but there are several factors you should consider before you do.
Read MoreStart the year with these five simple ways to get your finances fighting fit for the future.
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Natwest and RBS are again experiencing outages on their websites - less than a day after fixing similar issues on their sites.
Read MoreThe pound has received a boost from reports of renewed efforts to avert a no-deal Brexit — just in time for holidaymakers heading abroad for the Bank Holiday weekend.
Read MoreRyanair has lost a High Court bid to prevent strikes by its pilots on 22 and 23 August.
Read MoreAn issue with the air traffic control system has resulted in flights being suspended at Britain's second busiest airport.
Read MoreBoardmasters — Cornwall's biggest festival — has been cancelled with just a few days' notice due to a severe weather forecast.
Read MoreWater bills in England and Wales are set to fall by an average of £50 between 2020 and 2025, under plans published by the industry regulator. Ofwat said firms would also have to invest an additional £6m each day in improving services for customers.
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