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High earners’ four money pain points – and the one simple way to beat themAbove average earners are juggling high levels of debt so a sudden hit to their income could mean serious financial hardship. But there is a cost-effective solution.
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Thousands of Brits switch to Nationwide, Monzo and HSBC – which banks are least popular?As current account bank switches reach a record high, we look at the most and least popular banks and building societies among Brits. Is it worth switching?
