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It's that time of the year again: the presents have been unwrapped and the Christmas jumper folded away, and now all that's left is the hangover from the festivities. It's time to sit down and think hard about what you would like to change, and how.

We roundup the major changes that will have an effect on your money this year.

It's the final countdown to Christmas, and that means people up and down the country will be racing to the shops for those last-minute festive goodies – and they're set to spend £894m on Friday alone.

Our Christmas spending is rising every year and more of us are struggling to clear last year's festive costs. So just how much will the season of joy cost you? Here's your Christmas in numbers

Forget sector analysis, diversifying your portfolio, and even your own personal risk profile – how you invest comes down to the generation you grew up in

Holidaymakers have suffered this year due to the falling pound, but with sterling hitting a five-month high versus the euro following the Italian referendum vote, is now the time to buy next year’s holiday euros?

Moneywise editor Moira O’Neill trawls through the Moneywise archives to find the best tips for a low-cost Christmas.

Three chief executives from the aerospace, tech and financial industries said the UK should remain as closely as possible within EU regulation and expressed significant worries that transitional arrangements won’t be announced soon enough, speaking at Bloomberg’s UK Investment Day.

Businesses and retailers are being urged to get ready for the new 12-sided £1 coin, which comes into circulation in March 2017.