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Cure the debt hangover from your student days
When you are a student, money tends to be the last thing on your mind. But as the heady days of student-hood become consigned to the realm of nostalgia, it is time to pick up the tab.
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How to stop spam text messages
Spam texts are not only a minor irritation but also a menace that catches out even the savviest of mobile users. Here is how to stop spam texts dead in their tracks.
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How to deal with debt collectors
Knowing how to deal with a debt collection company if you are approached for money can ensure you're not intimidated or misled. Here's how to handle debt collectors and avoid the traps they set to get you to pay up.
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Should I buy a house with friends?
Buying a house is still out of reach for many first time buyers. Sharing the costs with friends or family can seem like a good idea, but what do you need to know before you take the plunge?
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Negative equity but need to sell: Your options
Being stuck in negative equity when you need to sell your home puts you in a difficult situation - but there are ways to get around the problem. We explain your options.
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Can you switch mobile contracts mid-term?
Overpaying for a mobile contract can be frustrating; especially if you are tied into a lengthy contract. Our guide explains when and how you can cancel your contract and if it will save you money.
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