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Should you invest in a unit trust?
Unit trusts let you invest your money alongside other investors and offer the chance of making big profits, but are they worth the risk? Here is how they can work for you as easily as they could work against you.
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Are you paying too much tax?
Thousands of people across the UK are paying more tax than they need to, are you one of them? We explain how to check and challenge your tax code.
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How to get free debt help
Getting debt advice could help you pay off what you owe quickly and avoid making your problems worse. Here is how to find the best places to get help with your debts.
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How does credit scoring work?
Your credit score affects any application you make for credit from loans to mortgages to credit cards - but how exactly is your score worked out? We take a look at who decides your credit score and what you can do about it.
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Which debts should you pay off first?
If you're juggling several different debts, the best thing you can do is to tackle them head-on. But where do you start? We look at which debts you should pay off first so that it's easier to get on track to becoming debt-free.
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5 steps to finding an IFA you can trust
Finding the right independent financial adviser can help you get control of your cash and save money. Here's how to find an IFA you can trust.
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