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Current account vs savings account: which is right for you?
Current accounts and savings accounts are the two main types of account on offer from banks and building societies - but what exactly is the difference between the two and which type of account is right for you?
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Is it ever too late to start a pension?
A pension can give you an income when you retire, but how much will depend on what you contribute during your working life. Here are your pension options, even if you start late.
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What is the Help to Buy scheme?
If you鈥檙e thinking of buying a home, you may have heard of the Government鈥檚 Help to buy scheme, which provides an interest free loan to people wishing to buy certain new build properties. Here鈥檚 everything you need to know.
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9 tips to lower the cost of your heating bill
As the cold draws in, money.co.uk have pulled together some easy ways to cut your winter heating costs.
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What to buy on Black Friday
If you want to cash in on the Black Friday savings, it's important to have a plan. Knowing what to buy could help you save hundreds of pounds.
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How to remortgage after a mortgage payment holiday
When the COVID-19 outbreak hit the UK, the government introduced rules allowing homeowners to take mortgage payment holidays. Money.co.uk has provided guidance on how to remortgage following.
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