Your tax code is used to work out how much income tax you must pay. The code is used by your employer or pension provider. HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) will … [Read more...]
Pros and cons of bankruptcies UK: when to declare bankruptcy status
Bankruptcy can be a difficult decision to make, but it may be the best option for people with debt problems. It is important to understand the pros and cons of … [Read more...]
7 common online scams and how to avoid them
Up to March 2022, 61% of all fraud in the UK started online, with some estimates suggesting that up to £4 billion was lost to fraud across the country last … [Read more...]
What is the minimum credit score to get a mortgage in the UK?
Buying a house is a big dream and a large accomplishment for many people in the UK, but this dream will only come true if you are a responsible borrower or are … [Read more...]
Renting a house with bad credit: how to make it happen
Most landlords and letting agents will look at your credit history when you are looking to rent a property in the UK. Nearly all private landlords and … [Read more...]
Claim £150 council tax rebate before the final deadline
The deadline to claim the non-repayable £150 council tax rebate has been extended for anyone who has not received the payment. Councils across the country … [Read more...]
How long can someone stay before paying Council Tax?
With the cost of living continuing to rise, it's never been more important to look for opportunities to save money, particularly on household bills. And your … [Read more...]
I have no money and need help: what do you do when you’re totally skint?
A supportive guide for when everything feels overwhelming, and you don’t know what to do first. If you want clear, step-by-step help getting food right now, … [Read more...]
Where to find simple (and free) debt advice
If you are facing financial problems, you need to reach out and get debt advice. Do NOT pay for debt advice, as you can access this for free. I've made no … [Read more...]
How to deal with debt
Back in August 2013, we were in a right pickle financially. Not only were we spending more than we had coming in, but we had also accrued over £40,000 worth of … [Read more...]
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