Articles by Laura Whitcombe:
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How Does Remortgaging Work?
Remortgaging can help you save money or tap into equity. Here’s why timing is important and what’s essential to consider before switching to a new deal.
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How to Freeze Interest on Your Credit Card
Freezing your credit card interest and charges can help you tackle debt. You’ll continue making payments and be able to clear what you owe more quickly.
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How To Close A Credit Card
Closing a credit card isn’t as simple as it sounds. We discuss the pros and cons of closing a credit card account and how to do it safely.
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Chargeback: how to protect credit and debit card purchases
Did you know that American Express, Maestro, MasterCard and Visa will issue refunds on faulty purchases made on debit and credit cards? Learn how to get your money back.
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Section 75: Credit Card Protection You Need To Know
Section 75 of the Consumer Credit Act means your credit card provider must protect purchases costing over £100 and up to £30,000.
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Debt Consolidation Mortgage: What to Consider First
While using your mortgage to consolidate debt can have benefits, it should be a last resort because of the risks involved.
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How to Get Help with Your Mortgage
Get in touch with your lender to see if they'll extend your mortgage term. There's also potential help from insurance and the government.
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Comparing Rewards Credit Cards and How to Find the Best
Which is the best rewards credit card for you? We go through what you need to know before you apply.
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Prepaid Cards: How to Compare and Apply
Get control of your money and learn to compare the best prepaid cards. We show you what to consider before you apply.
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0% Credit Cards: What They Offer and How They Work
Looking for the best 0% credit cards? Learn how the interest-free period works, how to use it for a balance transfer, and how to compare top offers without fees.
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What is a Balance Transfer Credit Card?
A balance transfer credit card allows you to move existing credit card debt on to another card. In effect, the new card pays off the debt on the old one(s). This guide will show you how they work, what fees are involved, and more.
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