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Owed money by your energy company?

How to reclaim overpaid direct debits from your gas or electricity company

 

If you’ve paid too much on your gas and electricity bill, you should get the money back.

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cash ISA transfer
Transferring your cash ISA for a better rate

Cash ISA rates can fall to 0.1% or less if you have money in old ISAs. You can get 20 times that if you transfer.

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The reluctant investor - how to get better returns

How should you get started, what should you think about and what are the pitfalls of investing? Ten tips:

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What to do if you have an unexpected tax bill

Elaine Clark of Cheapaccounting.co.uk explains what to do if you have an unexpected tax demand.

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If you’ve got a problem and you’d like some help, why not contact a money expert?

Whether you want to find out how to get the best mortgage, are worried about your debts, have an elderly parent who needs care or don't see eye-to-eye with your partner over money, one of SavvyWoman's panel of experts can help.

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Over half of adults don't know the rules on joint debts .
Make sure you do if you have a joint loan or overdraft.
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Deferring your state pension
Should you put off claiming your state pension so you get more each week?
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VIDEO: Pensions and divorce
How can a pension be divided at divorce?
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Where to put your money if you don't trust the mainstream banks
What are the options if you don't want to bank with one of the 'big five'?
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How to make extra money
You need - or want - some extra cash. What are options? Here are five suggestions.
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