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Brexit: what could it mean for your savings?

Britain is careering ever closer towards to a complete withdrawal from the European Union. On December 31 2020 the transition period, during which ...

By FreetrialJuly 2, 20240

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Billions of pounds remain unclaimed as PPI deadline looms

Consumers have just 10 weeks left to make a claim against their bank over the mis-selling of payment protection insurance (PPI), with experts ...

By FreetrialJuly 1, 20240

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Buy now, debt later: how the lure of Klarna encourages young people to spend

Young people are taking on more debt and damaging their credit scores thanks to the availability of cheap and easy borrowing that encourages ...

By FreetrialJune 30, 20240

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A year on from the Bank Rate rise, banks slash interest paid to savers

A year after the Bank of England raised the official interest rate, high street banks and building societies are queuing up to water ...

By FreetrialJune 29, 20240

Mortgages Tips

Nationwide to restart 90pc mortgages after Chancellor’s stamp duty cut

Nationwide has become the first high street brand to restart mortgage lending to first-time buyers with a 10pc deposit, following the Government’s move ...

By FreetrialJune 29, 20240

Mortgages Tips

Banks banned from repossessing homes of coronavirus-hit customers

Mortgage lenders have effectively been banned from repossessing customers’ property until the the coronavirus crisis passes. Firms have been ordered to treat homeowners ...

By FreetrialJune 28, 20240

Mortgages Tips

Doctors and nurses forgo coronavirus tests over fears they will be left without insurance

Doctors and nurses are postponing coronavirus tests over fears they could be left without insurance for months if they come back positive. Healthcare workers ...

By FreetrialJune 28, 20240

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Risky minibonds still being touted to armchair investors post ban

Everyday investors continue to be exposed to adverts for risky minibonds despite a ban by the watchdog. The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), the ...

By FreetrialJune 28, 20240

Savings accounts

Deadline approaches for major changes to NS&I savings deals

Hundreds of thousands of savers will earn less on renewed National Savings & Investments (NS&I) deals from Wednesday as the institution moves to ...

By FreetrialJune 27, 20240

Car insurance

Can I get a refund on my car insurance if I'm not driving?

Motor insurers will save as much as £1bn from the fall in car use and insurance claims brought about by the Covid-19 epidemic ...

By FreetrialJune 27, 20240

Brexit: what could it mean for your savings?

Billions of pounds remain unclaimed as PPI deadline looms

Buy now, debt later: how the lure of Klarna encourages young people to spend

A year on from the Bank Rate rise, banks slash interest paid to savers

Nationwide to restart 90pc mortgages after Chancellor’s stamp duty cut

Banks banned from repossessing homes of coronavirus-hit customers

Doctors and nurses forgo coronavirus tests over fears they will be left without insurance

Risky minibonds still being touted to armchair investors post ban

Deadline approaches for major changes to NS&I savings deals

Can I get a refund on my car insurance if I'm not driving?

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