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Five scams to stay clear of this summer
From attending events to going on holiday, scams are on the rise. Here’s what to look out for.
Budgeting tips to enjoy football’s greatest show on Earth.
Even if you’re not there, the World Cup can be a pricey affair hosting parties and attending footie-themed events. Here’s how to spend wisely.
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Should you help your child pay their mortgage?
Should you pay off your mortgage early?
Learn how to calculate if you'll be better off and the best ways to overpay.
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Sorting your mortgage after divorce: all you need to know
Should I ask my grown-up children to pay rent?
Rules to protect against your home being repossessed could be scrapped
Pension or property - which is best for retirement income?
Should you invest in property instead of a pension? We compare income, returns and tax rules of buy-to-let to help you decide.
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Make your savings work harder in 2026
Start the year positively with a savings account that offers a great rate – without the gimmicks.
20 ways to pay less tax on your savings and investments
Discover 20 simple, practical steps to ensure you pay less tax on your money.
Get a great rate on your savings from Saga Money
Tired of chasing headline rates that don’t last? Here’s a straightforward way to grow your savings.
Why emergency savings are crucial – and how to build them
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Saving for your future care
Discover why it's important to plan for your care costs, how to do it, and who picks up the bill.
What will happen to interest rates in 2026?
Discover how expected changes to Bank of England interest rates in 2026 could affect your mortgage, savings, and pension planning.
How the personal savings allowance works: a guide for savers
Discover how the personal savings allowance can shield your cash.
Premium Bonds vs savings accounts – where should your cash go?
Find out what will be the best home for your cash.
Will you have to start paying tax on your savings?
Regular saving can help you sleep better, study finds
New tax year 2024: how to get ahead of most other savers
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Pensions
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Pension crisis: will your children be poorer than you in retirement?
Pension inheritance tax raid confirmed: what you need to know
Learn the crucial details of the pension tax & discover how it will work in practice.
Pension inheritance tax: Should you spend or gift your money now?
Discover how to assess how much you can safely afford to spend or give away.
Pension tax relief: Are you claiming your free retirement money?
Don't miss out on this valuable pension perk – learn how to make the most of tax relief.
How to take money out of your pension
Inflation stays at 4% - what does it mean for your pension?
What you need to know from the latest update
Is the state pension heading for a crisis?
The state pension is a cornerstone of retirement, but can it survive? We explore the potential reforms.
How to find your lost pension pots for free
Don't miss out on money you're owed. We show you how to trace forgotten pension pots.
Have you chosen a pension beneficiary? Why you shouldn’t miss this important step
Pension consolidation: what you need to know
Learn how to combine pensions and whether it's worth it.
Pension Credit extra benefits explained: what are you eligible for?
If you’re entitled to pension credit, you can also unlock other cost of living help.
