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The government is considering taking steps to prevent people across the UK from using their credit cards to gamble.
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Scots are expected to be declared insolvent at a rate of around 230 per week over the course of the coming year.
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The past five years have seen a “relentless” rise in the number of British parents being pushed into poverty despite being in employment. That’s according to a new report published by the Jos...
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Living outside and commuting in and out of Glasgow or Edinburgh could save Scots many thousands of pounds in house price costs over the course of their working lives.
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It’s been revealed that the government will pay out an average of £5,000 to claimants of disability benefits who had previously gone underpaid as a result of administrative errors within the Depart...
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Incoming laws are set to give people with problem debts across the UK a six-week ‘breathing space’ period during which they cannot legally be pursued by their creditors.
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Pensioners in Scotland are more likely to be living in poverty than their counterparts across the rest of the UK, according to a new set of figures.
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A leading debt help charity has welcomed the launch of a government scheme designed to encourage people on low incomes to set money aside on a regular basis and protect themselves against serious fina...
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New parents living on low incomes across Scotland can expect to see a boost to the scale of financial support they receive via state benefits in the coming years.
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North Ayrshire’s local authorities are taking a pioneering stance on period poverty by offering free sanitary products in public buildings across the district.
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Parents are being urged to take advantage of the government’s childcare voucher scheme while they still can with the initiative scheduled to be closed to new entrants in early October.
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More than eight million people across the UK are hiding personal debts from their partners, according to a new set of figures on the subject.
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