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My housemates spent £100 on Christmas decorations without asking me - do I have to pay?

Article thumbnail: EMBARGOED TO 0001 FRIDAY DECEMBER 23 File photo dated 25/12/19 of Christmas presents, under a Christmas tree, as charity shops have experienced a boom in shoppers searching for second-hand Christmas gifts amid the cost-of-living crisis, figures suggest. PA Photo. Issue date: Friday December 23, 2022. The British Heart Foundation has experienced its "biggest ever sales week" this December, while Barnardo's, Age UK and Cancer Research UK have reported a rise in revenue over the festive period. See PA story CHARITY CostofLiving. Photo credit should read: Nicholas.T.Ansell/PA Wire
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I bought my Secret Santa gift in a Black Friday sales. Do I need to spend more?

Money Moral Maze: The festive season can cause tensions between family and friends when it comes to the value of gifts being bought

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I've discovered my savings are invested in cigarette and arms firms - should I move my money?

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My partner earns more than me. Should we split our 2k mortgage equally or should he pay more?

Article thumbnail: Smiling daughter and mother shopping online with credit card on laptop
Article thumbnail: Smiling daughter and mother shopping online with credit card on laptop
Article thumbnail: File photo dated 08/02/17 of a row of letting agent signs placed outside houses in north London. Eviction hearings where tenants are committing anti-social behaviour or domestic violence should be given top priority in the courts when the repossessions ban lifts, landlords have urged. PA Photo. Issue date: Tuesday June 16, 2020. The National Residential Landlords Association (NRLA) claimed property owners are currently "powerless" to tackle some tenants' behaviour. See PA story MONEY Rent. Photo credit should read: Yui Mok/PA Wire
Article thumbnail: File photo dated 08/02/17 of a row of letting agent signs placed outside houses in north London. Eviction hearings where tenants are committing anti-social behaviour or domestic violence should be given top priority in the courts when the repossessions ban lifts, landlords have urged. PA Photo. Issue date: Tuesday June 16, 2020. The National Residential Landlords Association (NRLA) claimed property owners are currently "powerless" to tackle some tenants' behaviour. See PA story MONEY Rent. Photo credit should read: Yui Mok/PA Wire
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'I quit my sales job and went on universal credit because it wasn't green enough'

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'My partner and I have separated but he won't continue paying our mortgage. What can I do?'

Article thumbnail: Dr Jane McCarthy BucksCTS@protonmail.com
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‘I'm a headteacher but have taken my kids on holiday during their term-time'

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How being LGBTQ+ can affect your money, from higher property costs to smaller pensions

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'My neighbour's extension blocks the light. Will it affect the value of my home?'

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How climate change affects your finances, and what you can do to help the environment

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We should all care more about the death of cash, it’s a safety net against everything digital