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What is a ‘continuous payment authority’?

What is a ‘continuous payment authority’?

Don’t confuse a continuous payment authority with a direct debit or standing order. If you do, it can end up being an expensive assumption if things go wrong.
Guide to 0% balance transfer credit cards

Guide to 0% balance transfer credit cards

Getting a long 0% balance transfer credit card can reduce your debt quickly and cheaply. But there are a few things to be aware of before transferring.
How to start saving an emergency fund

How to start saving an emergency fund

Get into the saving habit by getting an emergency fund together. This guide tells you all you need to know, including which type of savings account is best.
Guide to 0% credit cards for retail purchases

Guide to 0% credit cards for retail purchases

Credit cards are a flexible and secure way to buy goods and services. Find out about the best cards for shopping, including 0% interest, cashback and rewards.
Find your credit card providers

Find your credit card providers

Find out who provides your credit card. Most branded cards are issued by another provider – this could cause issues if you want to transfer a balance later.
7 Top tips for ATM safety

7 Top tips for ATM safety

Fraudsters target ATMs trying to get your card details. Don’t be put off using the hole in the wall, but be aware of what you need to do to ensure ATM safety.
Mortgage terminology – glossary and jargon buster

Mortgage terminology – glossary and jargon buster

Baffled by mortgage terminology? Our glossary and jargon buster explains commonly used terms in the home buying and remortgaging process.
Where to find the best-paying Charity Accounts

Where to find the best-paying Charity Accounts

Is your charity business account paying little interest? Find the best paying charity accounts here, including fixed rate bonds and cheque accounts.
How to save the deposit for a house or flat

How to save the deposit for a house or flat

Saving the deposit for your first home is a massive task. Find out how to get the ball rolling and start bringing your dream of owning your own home alive.
How much mortgage can you borrow?

How much mortgage can you borrow?

How much mortgage you can have is determined by 4 key factors: income, outgoings, credit score & the percentage of the property’s value (LTV) you need to borrow.


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