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Your big day can come at a big cost. In our guide, we explore the different ways you can fund your wedding

Samsung Pay allows you to make contactless payments through Samsung devices

Paying for goods and services with a credit card offers you protection if something goes wrong. Under Section 75 of consumer credit law in many cases you’ll be able to claim your money back. Our guide explains more

Interested in leasing a brand new BMW model? Our guide lets you know it works

Need a loan in a hurry? Make sure you're fully informed with our guide to emergency loans

Planning for a comfortable retirement? Our guide covers how much you should contribute to your pension

If you’re a young or new driver, leasing a car can make it affordable for you to buy a car. Find out if car leasing could be the best option for you

A basic bank account is often the best option for those who aren’t eligible for a standard bank account due to bad credit. Our guide explains basic bank accounts and who they’re best suited to

An overdraft is a form of debt. Your overdraft lets you spend more than you have in your current account

Contactless payments have become an increasingly popular way to pay. Here, we cover how ‘tap and go’ works on credit and debit cards

Loans are a way you can borrow money – usually from a bank or other financial organisations

Knowing your credit limit can save you from expensive mistakes when it comes to credit card spending

Is there a way of guaranteeing a successful loan application? If not, how do you maximise your chances of being approved? Our guide explains

A bridge loan can be a good solution for short-term borrowing. Our guide covers how bridge loans work so you can decide if it’s the right choice for you

If you’re looking to put money away for your little one, you may be thinking about a Junior ISA. Our guide lets you know how to pick the best Junior ISA for your child

How long it’ll take for your credit card to arrive can depend on a few factors. In our guide, MoneySuperMarket lets you know how long it might take.

You may be thinking about combining your savings with a partner, friend, or family member. Our guide gives you the rundown on joint savings accounts

When you buy something with a debit or credit card you are protected through something called chargeback. Our guide explains how it works

Looking to improve your credit score but not sure where to start? This guide explains how finding the right credit card can help increase your credit rating

Children’s savings bonds were a way to save for your children. Find out how children’s savings bonds worked and what you can do if yours is maturing soon

Lifetime ISAs are tax-efficient long-term savings that come with a government bonus. Read our guide to find out how to choose the best lifetime ISA for your savings goal

Secured loans can be a way to borrow more, by using your home (or another valuable asset) as security. Understand how secured loans work in our guide with pros and cons to consider

Google Pay is an online payment system that lets people make payments both in-person and via apps and websites

What is the difference between a representative and personal annual percentage rate? Read our guide to find out more about these often-confused rates

If you've been turned down for credit there are steps you can take to find out why and help improve your credit score

Credit cards can help you spread costs. But they come with fees and charges. Our guide explains more, including the fees to keep a look out for

Credit cards can be handy to manage your finances, but is it a good idea to have more than one and will it damage your credit rating?

If you have bad credit you might be searching for a ‘no-credit check loan’. Our guide covers what is involved in a loan application and what to consider...

Credit cards can be handy but in the wrong hands – there can be dire consequences. Find out how to keep your plastic safe and secure

A credit card is a type of loan where the money you spend is borrowed from the card provider rather than taken from your bank account

If you’re out of work and not earning you might think that you won’t be able to get a credit card. But that’s not always the case as our guide explains

Read the pros and cons of this popular payment option

Offshore accounts aren’t just for the very wealthy. They’re ideal if you want to save in different currencies. Our guide explains all you need to know about offshore accounts.

Make the most of your first credit card by finding a card that best suits your needs

Credit cards are a great way to spread the cost of big purchases or even get useful perks – but there are risks. Read our guide to find out if a credit card is right for you

Saving bonds can be a smart way to save if you can lock your money away for a fixed time. Here’s everything you need to know

You’ve worked hard for your money, so you need to be certain it will be safe wherever you choose to put it

Find out how you can recover a dormant account in just a few steps

WIth a regular savings account you can put money away monthly and start to see your nest egg grow

No matter how far you are to retirement age, it’s a good idea to think about how you’ll cope financially when you’re no longer working

Want to pick your own shares for your tax-free investment? A self-select ISA could be right for you

If you have a Help to Buy ISA it can be a great way to save up a deposit. But how is the bonus paid and when can you use the money?

We’re all feeling the strain – but good budgeting can go a long way

If you’re wondering whether a credit card is right for you, our guide looks at the things to consider before applying

Finding a credit card with poor credit can be tough, but some cards are easier to be accepted for. Our guide explains more