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Personal Finance

Over 3.6m Brits at risk of paying more in pension fees than necessary

13 August, 2021 | Alice Guy (FCA)

Over 3.6m Brits at risk of paying more in pension fees than necessary. Alice Guy investigates why and the pros…

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Personal Finance

This is how much extra it costs to keep kids busy during school holidays

10 August, 2021 | Alice Guy (FCA)

Do you know how much it costs to keep kids busy during the school holidays? Alice Guy investigates and finds…

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Personal Finance

The 50/30/20 budget rule: what are the pros and cons?

15 July, 2021 | Alice Guy (FCA)

What is the 50/30/20 budget rule? What are the pros and cons? Is it right for you? Alice Guy takes…

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Personal Finance

Will house prices crash now the stamp duty holiday has ended?

8 July, 2021 | Alice Guy (FCA)

Will house prices crash in 2021? 8 reasons why house prices may continue to rise. MyWalletHero contributor Alice Guy explains.

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