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Is your bank offering the best interest rate or should you look elsewhere?
Read MoreWith rumours that the base rate will rise again in May, some savings accounts are failing to meet its constant increases.
Read MoreFrom finding the best deals to making the most of free activities, you don’t need to spend big to make the most of the holidays.
Read MoreIt’s not just your home that might need a declutter, now is the time to dust off your savings and get things in order
Read MoreYour annual ISA allowance runs out on April 6, so if you’re planning to use more of yours before it disappears, here’s what you need to know
Read MoreWe thought this might be the one, the first time since 2021, that the Bank of England didn’t raise interest rates. It wasn’t.
And when will it stopSee our most recently published comprehensive guides to money matters across all categories:
Premium bonds are a popular way to save, but unlike other methods of saving, they don’t pay any interest on the money you deposit. Instead, they offer you the chance of winning a prize each month with a maximum value of £1 million.
Read MoreWhen you are starting to save, you have several choices about where to put your money. You can save into a traditional savings account or choose a savings bond. We explain the pros and cons of both traditional savings accounts and bonds.
Read MoreThere are lots of things that can cause a credit score to drop. Here we explain the most common reasons and how to rectify them.
Read MoreYou could be forgiven for thinking there’s no real difference between a cash ISA and a standard savings account. But even if they look and work in a similar way, ISAs have qualities that set them apart, as we explain here.
Read MoreRegistering to vote doesn’t just mean you can exercise your rights and get a say in who runs the country – it has fairly hefty financial benefits too. Here’s what you need to know
How to check the electoral rollPayment terminals, or card payment machines, are a handy way to pay for goods and services while you’re out and about. Here we explain all about payment card readers - including how to get one for your business.
What's going on behind the screenAt money.co.uk we don't just report the news, we also carry out our own research and investigations to help make better sense of personal finance. Here are our latest reports:
Why it’s a good idea to have your tax return paid through PAYE
Read MoreWith just over a week to go, here is a handy guide to help you with your last minute preparations
Read MoreRetail giant Amazon announces its ban of Visa Credit Card payments in the UK from 19 January. Money.co.uk comments on the change
Read MoreWith only two weeks until Black Friday, everyone wants to make sure they can bag the biggest bargains and make the most of their money. If you’re considering picking up a rewards card to make the most of your money this Black Friday this is what you need to know.
Read MoreMore than half of hospitality workers in the UK say their bosses lie about tips, according to new research by leading price comparison site money.co.uk.
Read MoreFor those in full time work, the cost of childcare alone can be a massive financial strain, and that’s not even counting half term activities. If you’re looking for fun and free ways to keep your kids busy this half-term, you should check out what services your council provides.
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