Peggy McGregor / Content Writer
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How to check your credit score and report
Here’s how to get your score and report for free, and what to look for when you do.
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Secured and unsecured credit - what's the difference?
Find out what ‘security’ is, why lenders may ask for it, and how secured and unsecured credit are different.
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What is a guarantor?
Guarantors can help you get accepted for rented accommodation and credit. Find out who can be your guarantor, what it means to be one, and what to do if you can’t get one.
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How to protect yourself against identity theft and fraud
Banks and other companies work hard to prevent data theft and financial fraud. But there are a few things you can do to protect yourself too.
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How to rent student accommodation
Our guide covers everything from choosing housemates to applying for a house.
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How to manage your bills
Here’s some handy guidance to help you stay on top of payments and get the best deal.
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Should you share your finances?
Sharing finances with someone is a big step. Here’s what you need to consider if you’re thinking of opening a joint bank account or applying for credit together.
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Earning money? Here's what you need to know
Get to grips with the how, what and when of getting paid. We explain everything from wages, tips and bonuses to paying national insurance and income tax.
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Student loans explained
Planning to go to university? Then you may want a student loan to cover your tuition fees and maintenance costs. Here’s how student loans work in England and Wales.
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Should you borrow money?
If you’re thinking about borrowing money, here are seven things to consider first, like how much you need, what you can afford, and which lender to use.
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What kind of credit should I use?
Credit can be a convenient way to borrow money, and there are many different kinds – from credit cards, overdrafts, loans, hire purchase and conditional sale agreements. Here’s how each one works, and when they can come in useful.
