Facing sky-high university bills for your kids

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You might just be decorating the nursery and tripping over baby toys, but now is the time to start thinking about your child’s future.

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Love to spend? How to make money while you shop

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Can’t keep your wallet in your pocket? Always got to have the latest gadgets or Gucci goodies?

If the answer is yes, you may be interested to know there’s a way of recouping some of your outgoings using a simple tool: the cashback site. Using this mechanism wisely could save you hundreds of pounds a year (or free up hundreds of extra pounds to spend on more gadgets and goodies!)

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Ten good reasons to take charge of your finances

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With debt levels and living costs rising, it can be easier to leave bank statements unopened than face up to our money woes.

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It pays to shop around and switch ISAs

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I’ve had an individual savings account or more commonly known as a cash ISA since 2001. I got it just 18 months after they were introduced by the former Government back in April 1999. They’re a great way to save tax free and now roughly one in three adults hold an ISA savings account. I’ve always made sure I invest the full allowance for the year which currently is £5,100 per annum.

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Are your savings actually shrinking? How to find out

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Has your once-thriving savings account turned into an interest-rate wasteland? Many savers are becoming frustrated with how hard it can be to access their savings rate.
 
The reality is that our banks appear to put obstacles in our way to prevent us seeing our potentially meagre interest rates. You could discover that you’re losing money each year – thanks to inflation.
 
Read on to discover how you can find out your real interest rate and whether you are making a loss on your savings.

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What’s your indebtitude?

Debt, Money Saving, Mortgages 3 Comments

Borrowing money looks to be going seriously out of fashion in this country. Mortgages are down; personal loans are down; credit card spending is at a standstill. Money’s moving in the opposite direction too: savings balances across Britain are getting a prolonged boost.
 
Could the unthinkable be happening: our attitudes to debt are actually changing?
 
Have ‘they’ finally persuaded us to do the prudent thing?

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