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Poor mental health can make earning and managing money harder. And worrying about money can affect how you look after your mental health. Check out our tips to help you start a conversation about money today.

Fun, memorable and budget-friendly ideas for Valentine's Day

We’ve pulled together some tips, advice and tools to help you cut costs at home and save your hard-earned cash.

Money worries are one of the biggest reasons why people ask us for support. To help, we’ve pulled together lots of tips, advice and tools to help you manage your money and minimise your risk of getting into debt.

When you don’t have enough money coming in to cover all the things you have to pay out, it can be really worrying. It might not be easy or quick, but debt and financial concerns can be overcome. We share some information and advice on how you can start to get out of debt. Learn more about:

Lots of people are concerned about the rising cost of their weekly food shop, and are looking at ways they might be able to save money, while still eating well. We've put together some tips to help

Tips, advice and tools to help you reduce your living costs and make big savings. If you're struggling to make ends meet - we can help

If you're worried that you might lose your job or you have been made redundant, we're here for you. Find out how we can help

It’s never too early or too late to think about pensions. That’s why we’ve put together some information to help you plan your pension, whatever stage of life you’re at

Pensions can appear complicated, but with our handy guide you'll know everything you need to pension-wise in no time

Chris came to Ben when he was dealing with some complex family issues and needed support

Noel’s partner was diagnosed with a brain tumour and they were left struggling to pay their mortgage and bills

John was struggling to pay his rent after suffering two strokes which left him unable to work

Robin had no symptoms when he discovered he had prostate cancer, after having tests done for an unrelated illness. He's raising awareness that early detection has good outcomes.

Clive was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer in early 2022. He was struggling to pay his rent and bills and felt he had nothing to look forward to.

Moving away from friends and family for his dream job left Lloyd feeling lonely and depressed

Bill was feeling low and struggling to cope with doing normal things, with no energy to do anything

Darrell struggled with depression after giving up his job as a recovery truck driver to care for his son

After losing his baby girl, Brady quickly found himself in a spiral of financial hardship which took over his life

The excessive nature of Will's sales role triggered severe anxiety and panic disorder, and it wasn't just him who was affected