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Whether you are buying a home or looking to rent a property, in this section we provide a range of information and tools to help you on your next step.

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Buying a home

Buying a home is a big financial decision and there are lots of things to consider. Here we provide you with information and mortgage calculators to help you take your next first step on the property ladder or move to a new home.

Buying your first home >
Getting a mortgage >
Mortgage fees >
Types of mortgage >
What mortgage could you afford? >
How much does a mortgage cost? >
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Renting a home

Renting is a big commitment with many things to think about. Here we provide a guide to renting, answering some of the questions you may have before, during and after the move including the costs of moving.

Renting a property >

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Understanding investing

When you put money into your pension, we invest your money in a fund. A fund is a type of collective investment in which lots of people put their money, with the aim of helping their savings grow.

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What does inflation mean for you and your savings?

After a long period of remaining relatively steady, there’s been lots of information in the news about inflation rapidly rising.

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Spring Statement: What it means for you and your pocket

To help combat the escalating cost of living, Chancellor Rishi Sunak introduced measures in his Spring Statement, designed to ease the pressure on the squeezed finances of UK households.