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What to expect when applying for a mortgage
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How travel insurance works if your holiday is disrupted by conflict
The Explainer The Iran conflict has highlighted how travel insurance will and won’t help stranded holidaymakers
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What’s the difference between ETFs and mutual funds?
The Explainer While these investments have a lot in common, their distinctions may make one a better financial choice
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The ‘golden age’ of HIV treatment
The Explainer Single-pill treatment proves as effective at suppressing virus as multi-pill therapy, while long-acting preventive injections are increasingly available
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What happens when you miss a student loan payment?
The Explainer There can be consequences, from late fees and credit damage to collections calls and even wage garnishment
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How the vagus nerve affects your health
The Explainer Could our ‘internal communication superhighway’ hold the key to mental and physical wellbeing?
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The row over student loans: is the system unfair?
The Explainer Millions of graduates have been left with hefty student loans, at high interest rates
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3 tips for buyers ahead of a home inspection
The Explainer As a potential home buyer, you need to be as informed as possible
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Alpha School replaces teachers with AI. Is the future of education here?
The Explainer The Department of Education is championing the model, but critics are not so sure
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Between The Rock and a hard place: Gibraltar’s new post-Brexit rules
The Explainer The UK government will hope that relaxing the land border between Gibraltar and Spain will clear up the ‘last major unresolved issue from Brexit’
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Clubs and competition: AI’s increasing presence on campus
The explainer The technology is affecting all aspects of college life
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What does Trump want in Iran?
The Explainer US president threatening to attack Iran’s nuclear programme, months after boasting of obliterating it
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Misconduct in public office: how the offence works
The Explainer Centuries-old criminal offence ‘famously vague’ and hard to prove but can carry a maximum sentence of life in prison
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Secured credit cards: what they are and how they can jumpstart your credit
speed read They are easier to qualify for and more accessible to people with poor or no credit
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Labour Together’s ‘smear campaign’ against journalists
The Explainer Claim that Starmerite think tank paid PR firm to dig up dirt on Sunday Times reporters ‘cuts to the heart of Number 10’
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