Money Wellness

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1 in 4 young adults turn to BNPL for everyday spending

Young people borrowing to get by.

Image of a woman cowering on the stairs with her face covered. New housing rules are good news for abuse survivors, and the insolvency register should be next. The government says survivors shouldn’t have to prove their abuse again to stay safe in th

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New housing rules are good news for abuse survivors, and the insolvency register should be next

The government says survivors shouldn’t have to prove their abuse again to stay safe in their home. We think the same should go for keeping their address private when they get help with debt.

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Thousands could be owed a £90 debt relief order refund

The Insolvency Service has around £450,000 to pay back to people who paid the old DRO fee but never submitted their application

Image of a man sat in front on the TV with sport on - one his phone placing a bet. Gambling harm is being missed warns new report - the debt warning signs you shouldn’t ignore. A new report reveals millions of people could be experiencing gambling ha

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Gambling harm is being missed warns new report - the debt warning signs you shouldn’t ignore

A new report reveals millions of people could be experiencing gambling harm, with many only getting support when they reach crisis point. Here are seven signs gambling may be affecting your finances and what to do if you’re struggling.

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New buy now, pay later rules - what do they mean for you?

Stronger protections for BNPL users to come into force this week.

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Debt relief order changes help struggling people make fresh start

What difference have changes to debt relief order limits had?

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60 things you might not know about credit cards (as the UK credit card turns 60)

Credit cards in the UK turned 60 this year. Discover 60 surprising facts about how credit cards work, from hidden features to money-saving tips and consumer rights

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Women ‘more likely to borrow to cover day-to-day costs’

Financial pressures aren't always shared evenly.

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What do you really know about your credit card?

Many people don’t understand what they’ve signed up for.

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Banks join forces to highlight signs of economic abuse

Financial providers aim to shine a light on abusive behaviours.