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How to boost your State Pension

By Damien Fahy
5 min Read 09 Apr 2024
Most people don't realise that you do not have to claim your state pension once you reach your State Pension...

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How to save money eating out with children this Easter holidays

By Lauren Burrows
5 min Read 04 Apr 2024
A number of restaurants and shops are advertising free meals for kids and discounted children's food this school holiday as...

Tips, Students

7 ways to get the most out of your money at university

By Liam Fahy
3 min Read 28 Mar 2024
Your hard work has paid off, you've secured your university place, your accommodation is sorted and fresher's week is firmly...

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Money tip #9 - Protect yourself from ID theft

By Damien Fahy
1 min read 19 Feb 2010
Following my earlier post regarding shredding I touched upon protecting yourself against ID theft. But I feel this really is such an important topic in its own right it deserves its own individual post. The directgov website provides useful information on this topic, including how to protect yourself both online and...

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Money tip #8 - Buy a shredder

By Damien Fahy
2 min Read 19 Feb 2010
The aim of this blog is to help everyone sort their finances. While admittedly some posts will be relevant to some more so than others there will be posts, such as this one, which are truly universal...

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Money tip #7 – Bag a new boiler on Gordon (but hurry!)

By Damien Fahy
1 min Read 18 Feb 2010
December’s Pre-Budget Report (PBR) largely went unnoticed by the general public unless of course you are a pensioner with a love for playing bingo. But Alistair Darling also announced another harebrained scheme, this time one aimed at cutting carbon emissions, reducing fuel bills and providing work for the heating industry. The...

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