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How does cashback work on a current account?

A cashback account rewards you for payments you make every month. Learn how cashback is calculated, what qualifies, and what to look for in an account.

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Current account vs savings account: how to find the right fit for your finances

When it comes to opening a bank account, you’ll normally be choosing between two options: a current account or a savings account. But what’s the difference? And how do you know what’s the best option for your finances?  

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Meet software engineer and Code First Girls alum Ann Teh

*Meet Ann Teh, a former lawyer and Code First Girls Nanodegree grad who has joined Zopa as a software engineer.*

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Meet Junior Database Engineer and Code First Girls alum Katie Papworth

*Meet Katie Papworth, a former school teacher and Code First Girls Nanodegree graduate who has recently joined Zopa as a Junior Database Engineer.*

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Meet Junior Software Engineer and Code First Girls alum Amina Marzouk

Introducing Amina Marzouk, a former Control systems engineer who took on the decision to join Code First Girls in partnership with Zopa to switch her career to tech.

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The different types of savings accounts

Understanding the different types of savings accounts and how to pick the best one for you.

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Online payments are becoming even more secure

In line with industry regulation, online payments with the Zopa Credit Card are becoming even more secure, with the addition of a new layer of security.

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An on-budget day out in Berlin during winter

The best things to do in Berlin in winter, according to local artist Chaz Hutton

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Buying a house with someone who isn't your spouse

Here are some of our tips on buying a home with someone else.

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Choose your own contactless limit on your Zopa credit card

*Here’s how you can set the contactless limit on your Zopa credit card to the amount YOU want.*

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Money Saving Tips for 2022 – Food, Energy bills and Fuel

*Tips for saving money on food, energy bills and fuel from personal finance blogger Mrs Mummypenny. Getting on top of your monthly outgoings is a great resolution for the new year. Here are Mrs Mummypenny’s tips for trimming your spending on three key areas: food, energy bills and fuel.*

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