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How to separate your finances from your ex-partner
Breaking up is hard to do; but it can be made even harder when you have a mortgage, debts, or joint accounts with your partner. We take you through what you will need to consider to make the split as smooth as possible.
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How to best prepare your finances for moving abroad
Starting your new life in some far flung corner of the world is both thrilling and daunting in equal measure. Here's how to prepare your finances for the move, wherever you're emigrating to.
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5 steps to finding an IFA you can trust
Finding the right independent financial adviser can help you get control of your cash and save money. Here's how to find an IFA you can trust.
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What's the cheapest way to borrow money?
There are hundreds of reasons why you might need to borrow, but unless you're on the ball you could end up pouring your money away on beefy interest rates and bank charges. Here are the best ways to borrow whatever you need the money for.
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Are you paying too much tax?
Thousands of people across the UK are paying more tax than they need to, are you one of them? We explain how to check and challenge your tax code.
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Are you paying too much council tax?
If your home is in the wrong council tax band you could be paying too much and may even be eligible for a refund. Here is what you need to know.
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