General Finance
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Why saving for retirement feels harder than ever and what to do about it
Saving for retirement is important, but many people are struggling to set money aside amidst a cost-of-living crisis. Here's what you can do if that's you.
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Over half of school leavers don’t receive a proper financial education
More than half of young people leave school without the financial skills they need; here's how you can help.
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Renters spend £163,000 before buying a home - how to get help
Renters are spending around £163,000 on rent before buying their first home. Here's what to do if you're struggling to cover your rent and save for a deposit.
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16-24 and not in education or work? Here’s what to do
A NEET is a young person who's not in education, employment, or training. Here's what to do if that's you.
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Households miss out on £24bn of government support
Around 7 million households in the UK are missing out on government support. Here's how to check if you're eligible.
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Final Universal Credit migration letters sent out - what to do next
If you're still receiving older benefits, you may receive a migration letter to move to Universal Credit soon.
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How to save and earn on online marketplaces
Around two-thirds of Brits bought second-hand items last year. Here's how to use online marketplaces to sell your old stuff, find some bargains and make some cash on the side.
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What to do when digital payments fail
Digital payment failures are not uncommon, yet many of us are unprepared when they happen. Here are some tips to avoid getting caught out.
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State pension to go up in 2026 – is it enough to live on?
The state pension is due to go up in 2026. But as bills continue to rise, will it be enough to live on?
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How to access a foodbank in the UK if you’re struggling to afford food
We explain how to access a food bank if you're struggling to afford food.
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The back-to-school shop: How to save money and cut costs
We’re sharing some thinkmoney top tips to help cut costs for those worried or struggling to cover everything needed for the new term.
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Changes to child benefits could help parents avoid HMRC fines
This summer, the government announced changes to a tax charge that affects higher earners. This could help thousands of parents avoid having to fill in a self-assessment tax form.
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Where can your kids eat free this summer?
We’ve rounded up plenty of places in the UK that are offering free or budget meals for children this summer.
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Breaking down the Spring Budget: what does it all mean?
What does the Budget mean for you? Check out our easy-to-read breakdown of the key announcements.
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Seven ways to improve your credit score
A good credit score can open a lot of doors. If yours could do with a boost, we've got seven steps to help you improve your rating.
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Revealed: A quarter of Brits are anxious about utility bills
Financial anxiety can lead to stress, exhaustion and feeling unable to cope. Find out more about how you can manage any concerns around money.
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Magically festive activities to do with the kids this Christmas
As parents, we all want to create that same magic for our own children. This Christmas, why not add extra sparkle to the season by taking a look at these some festive activities to do with the kids.
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Budget 2021: What is it and how will it affect me?
Confused about the budget? Don't worry. We've broken it down so you can see the big changes and how they might affect you.
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