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Vulnerable people involved in debt proceedings will no longer have to pay £318 to have their personal details – including name and address –...

The Guardian Online recently published an article on the importance of having a pot of savings to help guard against debt.  Whilst a study...

Talk Money Week is the Money and Pensions Service's yearly campaign encouraging people to have more open conversation about their finances –...

Pensioners whose weekly income is below £218.15 (single person) or £332.95 (a couple) should check to see if they could be eligible for pension...

Buy now, pay later (BNPL) is a form of credit that gives you more time to pay for a product or service, meaning you can spread the cost of your...

With mobile phone contract prices set to rise in April, it’s a good time to shop around for a better deal.  Follow these tips to help secure a...

MoneySavingExpert.com - the consumer website dedicated to cutting your bills and finding deals, saving money and campaigning for financial...

As the temperatures drop it's important to think about how to reduce your energy bills and make the most of your money: Turn down the...

Although the Government has decided to cut the winter fuel payments for pension households this winter, it is important to stress that those...

From 6 April 2024 the £90 Debt Relief Order fee was abolished. This will make it easier for clients in financial difficulties to apply for...

'No fault' evictions for tenants of private landlords are receiving a lot of local and national coverage at the moment.  Citizens Advice...

Buy now, pay later (BNPL) is a form of credit that gives you more time to pay for a product or service, meaning you can spread the cost of your...