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UK Finance’s annual fraud report reveals that UK consumers lost £1.2 billion to fraud last year. We examine some of the most common fraud types catching people out. 

This week is Dementia Action Week which runs from 15-21 May. Having dementia can impact people’s ability to manage finances so we’ve suggested some steps in taking over a loved one’s finances.

The recent ISA season has been one of the strongest on record and much of the money flowing into cash ISAs has been directed towards fixed-term variants. Our Savings Director looks at what's next. 

You and your partner are considering the next step and combining your finances, but how can you approach the topic and what methods are available? We look at how you can approach the topic together. 

April 6 marked the start of a new tax year. We highlight some of the key changes introduced by the Government that will impact individuals this year.

We are on the cusp of the summer holiday getaway. Making sure you financially plan for your break can save you hundreds of pounds.

Talking to children about money can be tricky but it’s important they are educated for their financial future. We’ve collected a few tips and approaches to help instil good money habits.

It’s Talk Money Week and we’ve listed a few suggestions on how to have a conversation with friends and family around the topic of money.

Students heading to university are targets for fraudsters to become ‘money mules’. Fooled by offers of quick cash, it can leave the student financially ruined or even in prison. 

We’ve outlined two of the top cognitive biases and how they can hinder your savings pot. To help beat these behaviours we’ve listed our five top tips to ensure you adopt better saving habits.