Many Brits don't have a backup plan in place for if they faced unexpected financial difficulty, a new study has shown.
Research gathered by Sco…
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Instead of relaxing once they reach retirement, over-50s are now making home improvements in their free time, according to recent research.
The stu…
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Thousands of people are to get a share of an £18 million penalty imposed against Scottish Power by Ofgem. The fine comes following poor levels o…
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Even those Brits who consider themselves to be savvy when it comes to car and home insurance and tend to shop around every year could be missing out o…
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Brits over the age of 55 are taking steps to make their money go further, with 75 per cent of people of this age planning to shop around for cheaper i…
Today (March 16th), Chancellor George Osborne has announced the latest Budget, which includes the closure of the Money Advice Service (MAS). The MAS h…
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Despite the numerous options for saving in Britain, almost a third of people still go back to basics and save their cash in a jar or tin at home. In f…
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The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is currently undergoing the process of contacting 16,000 customers of debt management firm PDHL, which has been …
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