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Money

Managing your money

Stay out of the Boiler Room

Even experienced share dealers are falling prey to illegal trades such as so-called 'Boiler Room' tactics

• Foiling the phishers and fraudsters
• Make your credit rating squeaky-clean
• Weddings: cover for your loved ones
• Trust funds for grandchildren

 

Staying safe online

With more people using the internet for shopping, online banking and booking trips abroad, making sure personal details are safe has never been so important

• Money tips: what to tell teenagers
• Instant transactions: banks speed up
• Paul Lewis' money-saving tips
• John Husband's expert money advice

 

More managing your money

• 'Phishing' online on the rise

• A guide to savings accounts - part one

• A guide to savings accounts - part two

• Banks told to come clean

• Banks told to stump up for bank charges

• Beware - popular funds are often not the best investments

• Beware bigger bills

• Beware the boiler-room scams

• Charity - how to give

• Cheque changes

• Child Trust Funds - trust funds for your grandchildren

• Choose your donations carefully this Christmas

• Christmas and the credit crunch - live webchat

• Credit crunch - now for some good news

• Debts spiralling among older people

• Domestic fraud fears

• Don't speculate when you decumulate

• Ethical investments

• Families footing bill for first-time buyers

• Foiling the phishers and fraudsters

• Forgotten bank accounts - how to get your money back

• Get sound advice

• Gift Aid spreads

• Government help with money management

• Grandparents and grandchildren - credit crunch, what credit crunch?

• High festive spending brings debt woes

• Home help – grants for home improvements

• How to stay safe online

• ID checks to combat property fraud

• ID theft - how to protect yourself

• Instant transactions: banks get a move on at last

• Investment - Keep it simple

• Investment clubs

• KidStart - a financial boost for your children and grandchildren

• Long-term care funding - live webchat - Monday December 8, 1pm

• Long-term care funding advice: Alex Edmans

• Make your credit rating squeaky-clean

• Market commentary by Merryn Somerset Webb: the VAT cut won't boost consumer spending

• New charges in pipeline for current accounts

• Northern Rock – a drama, not a crisis?

• Northern Rock crisis: Call for calm among savers

• Over 60s debts on the rise

• Paul Lewis on the Budget 2008

• Paul Lewis: banks still need our money

• Pensioners' 'fuel poverty' under spotlight

• People feel pinch as credit crunch bites

• Postcode lottery of long-term care home fees

• Pre-Budget report: what's the deal for pensioners?

• Protect your identity

• Sale and rent back schemes to be investigated

• Savers - time to hold your nerve

• Saving for your grandchildren

• Sound advice on direct debits

• Stay out of the Boiler Room

• Stock market turbulence: ups and downs are inevitable

• The credit crunch: how could it affect you or your family?

• Thinking of investing? Educate yourself

• Time to think about ISAs

• Useful books for potential investors

• Water bills soar

• Ways to save money

• Weddings: making sure your loved ones are covered on their big day

• What every teenager should know about money

• What happens to forgotten bank accounts?

• Younger people more stressed than the over 50s

Money shop

• Saga Savings
• Saga Platinum credit card
• Equity release
• Long-term care funding advice
• Share dealing

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Money

Paul Lewis
on the web

• Sketch: pre-Budget report
• Your property: a house or a home?
• More Paul Lewis...

Pensions

• 'Buying' state pension years won't come cheap
• Backdated pension credits
• More on pensions...

Retirement

• Paul Lewis' inheritance tax guide
• Long-term care questions
• More on retirement...

The best deals

• Plug those budget leaks
• Crushing the credit crunch
• More on the best deals...

Tax and benefits

• Taxing issues over inheritance
• Carers' benefits: are you eligible?
• More on tax and benefits...

Managing your money

• Foiling the phishers and fraudsters
• Make your credit rating squeaky-clean
• More on managing your money...

Making money

• Getting a job over 50
• Working from home - pros and cons
• Selling online

Our experts

• Paul Lewis on the web
• John Husband's money questions
• More from our experts...

Government guides

• Working tax credit
• Carers' allowances
• Benefits and help getting back to work

The opinions expressed are those of the author and are not held by Saga unless specifically stated.
The material is for general information only and does not constitute investment, tax, legal, medical or other form of advice. You should not rely on this information to make (or refrain from making) any decisions. Always obtain independent, professional advice for your own particular situation.