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If you have pension savings to access, the two options you’ll probably hear about most often are annuities and pension drawdown. But another way to turn your savings into income is Uncrystallised Funds Pension Lump Sums (UFPLS).

Wondering how telematics car insurance actually works? This guide explains everything you need to know about black box policies, from what they track to how they can help you save.

Most standard home insurance policies include cover for storm damage. But it’s important to understand what’s covered, what isn’t, and what to expect when you need to make a claim.

Flooding can cause serious damage to your home, but most buildings and contents insurance policies offer some level of flood cover.

If your car isn’t being driven, you could save money by taking it off the road and declaring it SORN with the DVLA. It’s free, quick to do and helps you avoid fines for having an untaxed or uninsured vehicle.

If you’ve bought a new car, taken out finance or lease, or simply want to avoid being left out of pocket if your vehicle’s written off, Guaranteed Asset Protection (GAP) insurance might be exactly what you need.

If you choose to buy an annuity with your pension savings, you will be offered an annuity rate, which determines how much income you receive. Your age, health, lifestyle, chosen options and underlying economic conditions all shape the rate and guaranteed income your pension can provide.

Hiring a car abroad can be a fantastic way to explore when on holiday. But what about insurance - does your travel insurance policy cover you?

Curious about the Personal Savings Allowance? It’s a handy tax perk that lets you earn a set amount of interest on your savings each year without paying any tax, helping you keep more of what you save.

The good news is that most people don’t pay any tax on savings interest, thanks to tax-free allowances. In this guide, we’ll break down how it works, the allowances you get, and how tax is applied if you owe any.

If you’ve had an HMRC savings account tax letter, it can feel a bit worrying. The good news is that these letters are just part of HMRC’s efforts to keep savers on top of their tax responsibilities.

Thinking about opening your first bank account? Whether you’ve just finished school, are starting uni, moving in with someone, or simply want more control over your money, getting started is easier than you might think.

An overdraft can be a handy safety net when your current account runs low. But what exactly are they for, and when should (or shouldn’t) you use one? Whether you’re dipping into your overdraft for the first time or just want to understand it better, we’ll walk you through everything you need to know.

Already have a bank account but wondering if you could do better? Whether you’re tempted by a switching bonus, looking for better features, or just fed up with your current provider, switching your current account could be a smart financial move.

The UK Global Health Insurance Card (GHIC) lets you access state-provided healthcare in some European countries. But it’s not a substitute for travel insurance.