Money Wellness

Debts

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    Is talking about debt the last taboo?

    During Talk Money Week, we look at whether talking about problem debt is the last great taboo and make some suggestions about how to get the conversation started

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    Millions of people who have missed important payments urged to get debt advice

    To mark Talk Money Week (6 - 10 November), the Money and Pensions Service (MaPS) is urging people who have missed important payments to get free debt advice as soon as possible.

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    Buy-now-pay-later providers clear up T&Cs following pressure from regulator

    The FCA is claiming victory after PayPal and QVC redrafted their buy-now-pay-later terms and conditions.

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    People turning to BNPL to boost credit score

    People struggling to get accepted for credit cards are reportedly turning to buy now pay later in a bid to boost their credit score.

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    Six red flags that suggest you’re dealing with a loan shark

    Illegal money lenders often hide in plain sight - here's our top six red flags to look out for to make sure you don't fall prey to a loan shark

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    One in ten feel they have made a bad decision about debt

    The cost-of-living crisis is affecting people's confidence in making financial decisions, according to a new report.

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    Loan sharks preying on families with kids

    To mark Stop Loans Shark Week (24 - 31 October), we're warning people to be wary of 'friends' offering to lend them money.

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    2.1 million struggling to pay essential bills

    Which?'s Consumer Insight Tracker shows confidence in the country's economy is failing. Find out what support is available if you're struggling to pay bills

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    Victims of bank transfer fraud ‘could be left out of pocket under watered-down rules’

    Which? is warning that plans to water down new rules on bank transfer fraud will see victims suffer.

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    World Mental Health Day: Michael’s story

    When life took an unexpected turn, Michael’s mental health and his finances suffered. Find out what we did to help.

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