Financial Guidance
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Understanding your tax code for 2016/17
It’s not just a collection of letters and numbers – your tax code shows how much Income Tax you’ll have to pay.
Read moreWhat is an IBAN?
To help you understand banking jargon, we’re taking you through what an IBAN is and when you’d need to use it.
Read moreBenefits if I work 16 hours a week or more
If you work 16 hours a week or more, you could still be entitled to claim certain benefits.
Read moreCan car insurance be transferred to another car?
We take you through how you can transfer your current cover over to your new car.
Read moreWhat help are you entitled to after pregnancy?
To help you cope with the cost of raising a child, you can receive certain benefits and help from the Government.
Read moreCar rental club – is it cheaper than getting a car?
Can’t afford a car but need help getting around? A car rental club could be an option for you.
Read moreChecking for any outstanding finance when you buy a car
Unpaid finance on used cars is on the increase.
Read moreWhat is subsidence insurance?
Subsidence on your property can make it harder to get insured, meaning you might need specialist cover.
Read moreCan I pay monthly for car insurance with bad credit?
Problems with your credit history? Some insurers might turn you down for monthly payments.
Read more'16' number plates released – save on a cheap second-hand car
You could get a good deal on a used car – check out our top tips
Read moreCan I get car insurance for a month?
Find out whether you can get fully comprehensive cover for just 28 days.
Read moreWhat to consider when leasing a car
There’s more than one way to buy a car and if you’re currently in the market for one, leasing could be an option for you.
Read moreShould I move a Child Trust Fund into a Junior ISA?
You can’t open a Child Trust Fund any longer but you can still save for your child tax-free.
Read moreThird-party or fully comp car insurance – which is cheaper?
Could you save by going basic or is better protection actually better value too?
Read moreWhy you shouldn’t lend your car to family or friends
You could face a fine and potentially disqualification from driving if you allow an uninsured family member or friend to drive your car.
Read moreCash Genie goes into liquidation – here’s how to claim
If you were a customer of the payday lender, you could be due compensation.
Read moreUsing loyalty card points to do your Christmas shopping
If you have loyalty card points saved up, why not put these towards your Christmas shopping?
Read moreCan you appeal against your council tax banding?
Find out how you can check what your neighbours pay for council tax.
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