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December 2022
While we’re not quite at Christmas yet, many of us will have made a big dent in our Christmas shopping to do list, but at what expense? Budgets this year are significantly tighter for many households, and many will have turned to borrowing via credit cards, store credit and loans to afford the lifestyle they enjoyed previously.  But what if the debts are growing and you’re unsure how you’ll look to repay them in the new year?
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November 2022
From streaming your favourite films to getting your fill of coffee, many people find paying for a range of subscriptions normal now. But the costs are creeping up. A total of 1.51 million video services were cancelled in the first three months of 2022, with more than half a million of these due to 'money saving', according to market research firm Kantar. It also found that around 58% of households in Great Britain (16.9 million), have at least one paid subscription. So how can you save ...
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The Bank of England increased the base rate from 2.25% to 3% on Thursday 3rd November. Another base rate hike and the largest single rise since 1989. This no doubt sounds very daunting for any homeowner with a mortgage. If your current mortgage deal is looking to end in the next 12 months, you have options you can explore now and this is where we can help.
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October 2022
The news around mortgage rates and deal availability has no doubt been heard by you and your loved ones, but are you worrying? Our role is to help you avoid worry and stress surrounding these headlines. It is important to remember that a lot of these headlines are often misleading and do not paint an accurate picture of the market right now. While it may feel uncertain it’s important to understand that these situations are often temporary and not without solutions.
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September 2022
Despite the Prime Minister's recent announcement that energy bills will be capped at £2,500 annually this is almost double last year’s £1,277* average. Many of us could still be struggling with that upsurge in costs so what can you do if they’re just unmanageable? Check out our top ten tips on what to do if you’re struggling to afford your energy bills.
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