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A free day out at the farm

Farms are a great free day out

While many attractions are attempting to cash in on the increase in tourists this year, some of us have been left out in the cold. However, a free day out to the farm could be the perfect alternative to costly admission fees.

Why convenience can cost you more when buying travel insurance

How do you buy travel insurance?

Buying travel insurance via your tour operator may save you time but it will more than likely not save you any money. In fact, there is a strong possibility that you will pay much more than you would were you to shop around for cover.

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  • How to fund your retirement

    Have you got enough saved for retirement?

    If you're planning for retirement, you might be keen to find out how much cash you'll need in your pension pot to achieve the living wage when you leave work. Recent reports have highlighted the amount is more than £250,000, taking into account living costs for pensioners in London.

  • A guide to moving to Australia

    Money is just one thing to consider when moving

    If you've taken the decision to emigrate to Australia, well done! You'll have a wonderful time discovering all that this amazing country has to offer. However, moving overseas (especially somewhere this far from the UK) presents a host of challenges.

  • How to boost your finances quickly and easily

    Selling unwanted items can help raise cash

    There are times when having the ability to quickly access cash can be a great boon, whether it's to cover an unexpected bill, splash out on a gift or pay for much needed home improvements. Here are some of the best ways to generate money fast.

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One in six 'too lazy to switch credit cards'

Credit cards can cause interest to mount

Apathy is keeping one in six people from switching their credit card to a better deal, as research from MoneySupermarket shows Brits have been with their current credit card provider for an average six years.

Families 'need £25,000 a year to break even'

Family costs are increasing

The family budget needs to surpass almost £25,000 so households can break even, this is before any luxuries - such as meals out - are accounted for.