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Council Tax reductions UK 2026: are you paying too much?
Millions of UK households overpay Council Tax. Here are the discounts, exemptions and reductions available in 2026, who qualifies, and how to apply.
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Bill help worth hundreds is unclaimed as energy and water debt surges – are you missing out on hundreds of pounds?
Money owed to water and energy companies has topped a staggering £7billion – at the same as households miss out on vital support that can help them manage bills.
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Cheapest supermarket for branded groceries in May revealed
The most affordable supermarket for branded groceries has been revealed and could save you as much as 15% off your weekly shop.
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Child Benefit 2026; who qualifies, how much you get, and why it is almost always worth claiming
Child Benefit pays £27.05 a week for your first child in 2026/27. Even if you earn over £60,000, it is usually still worth claiming. Here's everything you need to know.
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Cohabiting couples rights UK 2026; what is changing and what you can do right now
The government has launched a consultation on rights for unmarried couples. New laws are years away but 3.5 million cohabiting couples have fewer rights than they realise. Here's what to know.
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Car insurance costs in 2026; why bills could rise again and how to pay less
The average UK car insurance premium is £560 in 2026, but rising repair costs mean prices are expected to climb again. Here's how to cut what you pay at renewal without losing cover.
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PIP reviews are being extended from today; what the new rules mean for your award
New regulations in force from 2 June 2026 allow the DWP to extend PIP award periods for most claimants aged 25 and over. Here's what changes, what doesn't, and what to do if your needs have changed
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Free school meals 2026: who qualifies now and how to apply
From September 2026, every child in a Universal Credit household qualifies for free school meals. Here's who is newly eligible and how to apply.
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VAT cut on family days out this summer: what gets cheaper and when
From 25 June 2026, VAT falls from 20% to 5% on children's meals, theme parks, zoos, cinemas and more until 1 September. Here's what is included and how much you could save.
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Can't pay your bills? Here's exactly what to do and where to get help
If you're struggling to pay bills in 2026, you're not alone and you do have options. Here's a practical guide to what to pay first, what to say to creditors, and where to get free help.
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Energy bills are rising 13% in July: what the new price cap means and what to do now
Ofgem has announced the July 2026 energy price cap and bills will be going up. Here's how to cut what you use at home and find a better deal.
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Cheap England World Cup 2026 merchandise: the best ways to get kitted out for less
The official England 2026 shirt costs up to £134.99 but you do not have to spend anywhere near that. Here's where to find cheap World Cup 2026 merchandise in the UK.
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Energy scams are surging ahead of tomorrow's price cap announcement: how to spot one and what to do
Fraudsters send fake Ofgem emails and texts every time energy prices are in the news. With the July price cap announced tomorrow, here is how to spot a scam and protect yourself.
Read moreHow to watch the 2026 World Cup free in the UK: TV, streaming and kick-off time
Every 2026 World Cup match is free to watch in the UK on BBC and ITV. Here's where to watch, when England and Scotland play, and how to keep costs down all summer.
Read moreDWP benefit payment dates: why your money arrives early this bank holiday
If your DWP benefit payment usually arrives on a Monday, it is coming on Friday 22 May 2026 instead. Here’s who is affected and what to check before the weekend.
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Free bus travel for kids in August 2026: everything parents need to know
Every child aged 5 to 15 in England travels free on local buses throughout August 2026. Here's how the scheme works, who qualifies, and what else can help cut summer costs
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Pints up 3.3% to £5.34 as £10 pints arrive in London: what it means for your night
New data confirms the average UK pint has risen 3.3% to £5.34 in 2026. Here's what a pint costs by region and beer type, and how to spend less without staying home.
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Kids eat free this half term - 30+ verified deals for May 2026
Verified kids eat free deals at Bill's, TGI Fridays, Morrisons, Asda and 30+ more UK restaurants. Half term and year-round offers to cut the cost of eating out as a family.
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