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Save or invest: how to time it right

Deciding whether to keep money in cash or take more risk by investing is becoming trickier than ever as saving rates climb.

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What are the prizes for Premium Bonds?

Savvy savers are being offered the chance to win record prizes by putting their money into Premium Bonds.

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How to spot a poorly performing investment fund

Investing is a great way to build wealth so you can save towards major expenses such as a mortgage, or for your retirement.

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Car running costs and when you may need a new one

From insurance to car tax, regular MOTs to servicing, owning a vehicle can be expensive.

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How to boost your finances with passive income

High inflation and rising interest rates may force many households to consider ways to generate extra income to cope with the rising cost of living.

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The car rental traps to watch out for when abroad

Hiring a car when abroad can be a great way to see the sights at your own pace, but watch out for hidden fees.

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What the new Consumer Duty rules mean for your finances

New regulations coming into force at the end of July should signal good news for customers of banks and other financial services firms.

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Your rights if your summer holiday is cancelled

From wildfires in Rhodes and Corfu to airport staff strikes, families are facing plenty of disruption to their summer holidays this year.

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How to ask for a pay rise to combat inflation

Average wages in the UK are now rising faster than inflation, meaning employees should act sooner rather than later if they want a pay rise. But how should you go about trying to get one?

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What the controversial triple lock means for state pensions

With a general election looming next year, the major political parties have committed to keeping the controversial “triple lock” system on state pensions, even as payments may be set to soar.

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How to get the best deal on your travel money

Paying with expensive cards or on poor exchange rates while on your summer holiday could easily eat into your holiday budget.

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How to make the most of high interest rates

Soaring interest rates are bad news for borrowers but there may be silver linings for some people.

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How to plug the pension gap by buying National Insurance credits

Older people have been given more time to fill gaps in their National Insurance (NI) record so they can maximise their state pension payouts, but it may not be worth it for everyone.

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How to boost your state pension

Low-income earners or those with patchy employment records may be missing out on extra state pension payments.

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Annuity vs. drawdown: what’s the best way to access retirement savings?

Rising interest rates have made annuities a more attractive option for retirees accessing their pension, but it is important to choose the right route for you.

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How to make money from the self-storage boom

High housing costs and shrinking residential floor space are driving a boom in self-storage.

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The ins and outs of inheritance tax

Inheritance tax is seen as the most unfair tax in the UK, despite the small number of families who actually have to pay it.

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The return of deposit-free mortgages: should you apply?

Tenants have a chance to escape the “rental trap” with the return of zero-deposit mortgages.

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How to save on your weekly shop

Food and drink prices continue to climb in the UK, even while wholesale food prices fall. The disparity has prompted calls from the Liberal Democrats for an investigation into “supermarket profiteering”, said The Times.

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How to finance an electric car purchase

High petrol costs and environmental concerns are contributing to a surge in electric car sales.

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How to lower the costs of divorce

The UK divorce rate is on the rise amid the cost-of-living crisis.

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Is it worth paying for private medical insurance?

As NHS waiting lists hit record highs and GP surgery closures makes accessing routine healthcare even harder, a growing number of people are going private.

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How to invest in gold

High inflation and stock market volatility have attracted many investors to gold.

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How to spring clean your finances

It may not feel like it but spring is here and this is an ideal time to spruce up your finances.

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