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What are the best child bank accounts and should you open one?
A current account can teach your child some valuable financial lessons. But which banks offer one and are they any good?
By Katie Williams Published
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Can you profit from Airbnb amid potential holiday let tax clampdown
Advice Hosts on Airbnb can make as much as £6,000 a year from letting out their spare room or house. We look at the pros and cons of listing your home on Airbnb and how to make it profitable.
By Nicole García Mérida Last updated
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6 ways to save on rail tickets
Tips Train fares have gone up, but there are ways to cut costs.
By Katie Williams Last updated
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March 2024 NS&I Premium Bond winners – check now to see what you've won
If you’re a Premium Bond holder, you can check from today (4 March) for any winnings from NS&I’s March 2024 Premium Bond draw
By Vaishali Varu Published
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UK tax year end: full list of HMRC 2023/24 tax codes and what they mean explained
With a new UK tax year now only weeks away, you may be wondering what your tax codes mean.
By Henry Sandercock Published
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Can bank switching affect your credit score? UK credit ratings explained
Bank switching can allow you to access cash offers and better interest rates. But can it also be harmful to your credit report? We explain all.
By Henry Sandercock Published
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March 2024 Premium Bond winners – have you become a millionaire?
Two Premium Bond holders have become millionaires in the March draw. How much have you won and how can you check your winnings?
By Vaishali Varu Published
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Five things not to put in a will
There are many things to consider when writing a will. But what about things NOT to put in a will? We spoke to legal experts who told us about what you should leave out of a will.
By Nicole García Mérida Last updated
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Why you should write a will – and how to do it for free
Most of us haven’t written one. But it’s crucial that you leave your financial affairs in order when you die.
By Ruth Jackson-Kirby Last updated