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Mortgages Tips

Applying for a mortgage? Be prepared to answer these 28 questions

Buying a home used to be so easy. All a borrower would need was a meeting with the local bank manager and a ...

By FreetrialSeptember 4, 20210

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Questor: hang on to Serco, its debt is falling while profits climb

Questor share tip: Serco’s lower debt means less investor risk, and analysts are pencilling in the return of a dividend It is fair ...

By FreetrialSeptember 1, 20210

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Banks must give customers 'fair warning' before closing expat accounts, MPs warn

Banks planning to close down accounts of Britons living in the EU because of Brexit must give customers sufficient warning to make other ...

By FreetrialAugust 30, 20210

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'Can I claim back thousands of pounds in stamp duty?': your biggest questions answered

Stamp duty is one of the country’s most confusing taxes – riddled with exemptions, surcharges and other quirks. It can be baffling for buyers ...

By FreetrialAugust 29, 20210

Bonds Advice

Would you invest in a 'burrito bond' offering returns of 8pc – but no protection for investors?

Savers hunting for returns in an era of low interest rates may be tempted by a trio of new bonds paying up to ...

By FreetrialAugust 26, 20210

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EU ban on credit card fees backfires – you’ll still pay 2.5pc to spend

Consumers are still having to pay high fees when using credit cards despite new EU regulations that have capped transaction costs. At the ...

By FreetrialAugust 24, 20210

Mortgages Tips

First-time buyer mortgages with zero deposit. How they work and how you can get one

Cash-poor first-time buyers have been given a boost by the relaunch of Barclays’ mortgage range for customers without a deposit. Barclays has revamped its Family ...

By FreetrialAugust 23, 20210

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Virgin increases appeal of three new balance transfer cards with £50 perk

Virgin Money has announced three new balance transfer credit cards that come with a £50 "Experience Day" voucher that can be spent on ...

By FreetrialAugust 20, 20210

Bonds Advice

The risks with buying a passive fund: what you need to know to get started

If you have ever wanted to start investing but had no idea where to start, the chances are you have been told to ...

By FreetrialAugust 17, 20210

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Martin Lewis: 'Debt and mental illness are a marriage made in hell. This is how to cope'

MoneySavingExpert.com founder Martin Lewis has set up the new Money and Mental Health Policy Institute, funded with a pledged £2.1 m donation over four years. Here he writes ...

By FreetrialAugust 14, 20210

Applying for a mortgage? Be prepared to answer these 28 questions

Questor: hang on to Serco, its debt is falling while profits climb

Banks must give customers 'fair warning' before closing expat accounts, MPs warn

'Can I claim back thousands of pounds in stamp duty?': your biggest questions answered

Would you invest in a 'burrito bond' offering returns of 8pc – but no protection for investors?

EU ban on credit card fees backfires – you’ll still pay 2.5pc to spend

First-time buyer mortgages with zero deposit. How they work and how you can get one

Virgin increases appeal of three new balance transfer cards with £50 perk

The risks with buying a passive fund: what you need to know to get started

Martin Lewis: 'Debt and mental illness are a marriage made in hell. This is how to cope'

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