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Starling Bank to use AI to help you with your money
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Retail bond paying 7.5% launches – should you buy it?
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From old clocks to vintage dolls worth thousands – are you sitting on a fortune in your attic?
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What did Rachel Reeves announce in the Spending Review?
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When is the Spending Review – and what could be announced?
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Property
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Time to remortgage? Everything you need to know to get the best deal
A mortgage is likely to be your biggest monthly expense, which makes securing the best rate and terms crucial when it’s time to remortgage
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Should you overpay your mortgage?
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Savings
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Nationwide will start paying the £100 Fairer Share bonus next week – do you qualify?
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Best savings rates – earn as much as 5%
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Best regular savings accounts – get up to 7.5%
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