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Kind stranger gives beggar his bank card, tells him to withdraw £20
A kind pub-goer in Newcastle-on-Tyne helped a man who was begging by giving him his bank card and PIN, and telling him to withdraw £20. According to a post shared online by Jack Fada, the man, who was said to be homeless, approached a group
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Sharing photos on social media can cost you dear
Tim Westwood has hit the headlines for sharing a photo that he should have kept to himself on social media. The DJ didn't expose any part of his physique, instead he took a photo of his credit card, and accidentally shared it with all his
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Bride gives her wedding to charity - what would you do?
It's the ultimate wedding nightmare - when the wedding is called off at the last minute. One bride found herself in this position; with just seven weeks until the wedding. She ended up donating her entire wedding to charity, but it's
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Card fraud up 20% - you're at risk without even leaving the house
You may think you're taking all the right steps to protect yourself from card fraud. You might guard your PIN at the cashpoint, keep your wallet in a bag worn across your body, and never let your card out of your sight. However, while these
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Contactless cards: twice the level of fraud
Contactless payments tripled last year, and now make up an estimated one in seven of all transactions, so it's particularly alarming to learn that people with contactless cards may be twice as likely to fall victim to fraud than those
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Best-ever 0% credit cards for transferring money
Overdrafts on current accounts can be painfully expensive. One way to get out of the red is to use a 0% money transfer credit card. These work by letting you transfer money from your credit card to your current account. Once you've transferred
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Hit your financial goals: 10 steps to success
There are certain things we know we should be able to do with our finances: we should have our borrowing under control; we should have an emergency safety net; and we should be able to plan for the future. Sadly, sometimes these things are
