Top tips for selling your property
For many people, the new year has brought with it dreams of a new home. We share some tips that may boost your chances of securing a buyer. Read More
By Emily Spaven Posted 26th January 2012 In Property and mortgages
Government to make you £700 richer a year?
How would you like to have an extra £700 in your pocket per year? Under new government proposals, this could soon be a reality. Read More
Men v women: who are the best savers?
Are women really better than men at counting the pennies? New research reveals some interesting results. Read More
Money myths: fact or fiction
You'll automatically get a top credit card if you're a high earner, right? Explore the truth behind this and other common money misconceptions. Read More
Is a fear of change losing you money?
Are you still using the current account you opened when you were a teenager? We show how sticking to the familiar could mean you lose out on over £100. Read More
Signs your identity has been stolen
500 days – that's how long it takes the average victim of identity theft to become aware of the crime. Watch out for these warning signs. Read More
The reason your car insurance costs so much
Did your latest car insurance quote make you wince? If so, you’re not alone. We reveal the fraudulent practice pushing up premiums and what MPs plan to do about it. Read More
Would your savings run out in just five days?
Shockingly, six million households have less than £250 in savings – enough to cover their expenses for just five days in an emergency.
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Five cars most likely to be stolen
Can the kind of car you drive increase your risk of car crime? Discover which vehicles are most likely to be stolen or broken into. Read More
Good news for first-time buyers?
House prices in the UK are predicted to remain at their current level for the rest of the year, so what does this mean for those seeking to buy a home? Read More
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