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Many people think ISAs are complicated, and that perception isn't helped by the maze of options out there. But ISAs are simply accounts for your savings or investments that are tax-free forever. This ...

If you want to take more control of the money you're saving for retirement, a self-invested personal pension (SIPP) might be right for you. SIPPs are DIY or personal pensions which allow you to choose ...

Most people who work for someone else should expect to be paid the right minimum wage. This includes: If you're paid the legal minimum (as around 2 million people in the UK are) there's no wriggle ...

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Parents in England expected to contribute up to £15,000 a year towards children's university living costs, new report finds Parents and carers in England have to contribute up to £15,127 a year in ...

We think it's important you understand the strengths and limitations of the site. We're a journalistic website and aim to provide the best MoneySaving guides, tips, tools and techniques, but can't ...

Friends or relatives can ignore requests by the Government to return overpaid state pension payments in the event of the recipient's death, as there is no legal obligation to pay the money back. This ...

The majority of households in England, Scotland and Wales will see water and sewerage charges rise from April. In England and Wales, further hikes are planned over the next five years. However, prices ...

Student travel firm STA Travel UK has ceased trading, claiming it was left with "no choice" following the impact of the coronavirus crisis on tourism. The travel agency, which specialises in package ...

Debit and credit card users must ensure their bank or lender has their up-to-date contact details as new rules take force today that see card providers forced to check if it's really you making ...

Many mortgage lenders are cutting tracker and variable mortgage rates for existing customers as the dust settles on the Bank of England's decision to cut the base rate from 4.25% to 4% just days ago.