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Young people still want a human to help them with debt advice. AI chatbots won’t cut it
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Young people still want a human to help them with debt advice. AI chatbots won’t cut it

Almost half of young people aged 18 to 34 say they would not use AI for any financial tasks – meaning there is a responsibility for trusted debt advice organisations to make help easy to find and approachable

A future without worry, for generations to come
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A future without worry, for generations to come

When crisis hit Gary’s family, Turn2us was there to help them find their feet. The charity is working to ensure nobody is held back by financial insecurity – supporting people through hardship today while working towards a fairer, more secure future for everyone. A gift in your will could do the same. Turn2us can even help you write that will for free

‘I shed many tears, with no one to talk to, about my financial worries. It’s no life’
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‘I shed many tears, with no one to talk to, about my financial worries. It’s no life’

Britain’s soaring cost of living is hitting pensioners’ budgets hard

Mr MoneyJar on the pros and cons of using AI as your financial adviser
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Mr MoneyJar on the pros and cons of using AI as your financial adviser

‘I had an injury at work which meant I had to leave my job and claim benefits. Then debt piled up’
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‘I had an injury at work which meant I had to leave my job and claim benefits. Then debt piled up’

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Debt is nothing to be ashamed of. It’s time to end the stigma so people can get the help they need
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Debt is nothing to be ashamed of. It’s time to end the stigma so people can get the help they need

New Buy Now, Pay Later rules are here. What do the changes mean for you?
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New Buy Now, Pay Later rules are here. What do the changes mean for you?

Making gig work pay: How to manage your money with an irregular income
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Making gig work pay: How to manage your money with an irregular income

How to take a quick look at your financial health in five minutes – and what to do next
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How to take a quick look at your financial health in five minutes – and what to do next

I know from experience how hard it is to seek help with debt. I’m helping local people take the step
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I know from experience how hard it is to seek help with debt. I’m helping local people take the step

Going into debt doesn’t mean you’ve failed. Here’s how to get help
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Going into debt doesn’t mean you’ve failed. Here’s how to get help

How to manage your money if you become ill or disabled
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How to manage your money if you become ill or disabled

‘Grotesque’ council tax system set for biggest change in 30 years. Here’s what it means for you
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‘Grotesque’ council tax system set for biggest change in 30 years. Here’s what it means for you

Debunking money myths: Does checking your credit score lower it?
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Debunking money myths: Does checking your credit score lower it?

I’m 28 and my parents control my bank account. It’s the only reason I’m still sober
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I’m 28 and my parents control my bank account. It’s the only reason I’m still sober

Should we have to pay more council tax from April?
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Should we have to pay more council tax from April?

Have you been made redundant? Here’s what to do next
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Have you been made redundant? Here’s what to do next

This Debt Awareness Week, we want people to know it’s nothing to be ashamed of
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This Debt Awareness Week, we want people to know it’s nothing to be ashamed of

What happens if you ignore your bills or can’t afford to pay? Here’s how to get help
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What happens if you ignore your bills or can’t afford to pay? Here’s how to get help

Benefits, water bill hikes and TV licences: All the tax year changes in April 2026 you need to know
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Benefits, water bill hikes and TV licences: All the tax year changes in April 2026 you need to know

New Buy Now, Pay Later rules could protect you from debt traps. But what are the risks?
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New Buy Now, Pay Later rules could protect you from debt traps. But what are the risks?

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More than half of people with mental health problems regularly run out of money
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More than half of people with mental health problems regularly run out of money

Millions of Brits are going without food and heating to improve their credit score
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Millions of Brits are going without food and heating to improve their credit score

How to survive the cold weather when you’re struggling to pay your bills
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How to survive the cold weather when you’re struggling to pay your bills

Olive oil is cheaper than it’s been since February 2024. Is it a sign of falling prices to come?
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Olive oil is cheaper than it’s been since February 2024. Is it a sign of falling prices to come?