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Nationwide Building Society shakes up the credit card market
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Pre-registration opens for new M&S Bank account
Customers are now able to pre-register their interest in the forthcoming M&S Current Account ahead of its launch. The much anticipated new account will be M&S Bank's first current...
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New Year's money resolution - Top ten tips to help you save money
1. Plan your Spending - Take five minutes to work out what you have to pay each month and how much you have left.
2. Protect your home and your dependants - If you have a job and family life insurance, critical illness and income protection are all worth-while investments in considering - these will ensure your loved ones are catered for if you die or are unable to continue working
3. Lower your debt - Add up what you owe and to which companies. You may be able to save money by moving your debt to a better credit card provider. Always pay your priority debts off first - these won't necessarily be the largest or those with the highest interest rate - and try to make more than the minimum payments on your credit cards if you can.
4. Free up spare cash - Making small cutbacks can make big savings - you will be surprised at how much you can save by cutting back on 'non essentials'
5. Set up an emergency expenses fund - Having a pot of money on one side for emergencies such as a plumbing problem or needing new tyres can really help if you need money you can access quickly.
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