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The cost of living is still biting - and many are feeling the strain
Food and energy bills are hitting the hardest. Here's what the latest figures are telling us.
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What to do if your Winter Fuel Payment hasn’t arrived
If you're still waiting on your Winter Fuel Payment, check what's going on before the 28th January deadline.
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Harry Styles' new album drop shows Taylor Swift how merch should be done
Buried in the Harry Styles' merch drop is something you don't see very often in the pop world of 2026: actual value for money. Music journalist Marc Burrows has more.
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How to give yourself the best chance of getting Harry Styles tickets (without losing your mind)
Here’s how to give yourself the best shot at snagging a golden ticket to the ‘Together Together’ tour.
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Self-assessment deadline approaches - what to do if you can't pay
You must file your online tax return and pay your bill by 31 January 2026 for the 2024/25 tax year, but you can set up a payment plan if you can't afford the bill.
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Weight-loss jabs are pushing Brits into £1,616 of debt – what to do if you’re struggling
People on weight‑loss jabs are taking on £1,616 of debt on average. Learn how to budget safely, avoid credit and get help if you're struggling.
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Energy firm to pay out millions in redress scheme – see if you’re eligible
OVO will pay nearly 12,000 customers £2.7 million in compensation after failing to provide Warm Home Discount rebates; compensation will be paid out automatically.
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Funeral costs 2026: funeral chains overcharging families by thousands - how to save
A 2026 report finds funeral chains are costing families hundreds more than independents, with prices rising nearly 50% since 2022. Here’s how to avoid overpaying.
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Gen Z are switching to app-based banks with better perks – not interest rates
Gen Z are choosing banks that offer everyday perks over interest rates. New research shows they value app‑based rewards, simple savings and digital ease.
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Get free solar panels and heat pumps – see if you’re eligible under the Warm Homes Plan
You could get free solar panels and cheap loans to make your home more energy efficient under the Warm Homes Plan. See if you're eligible.
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Inflation rises unexpectedly to 3.4 % what to do if you're struggling
UK inflation has risen to 3.4% in the year to December, up from 3.2% in November, the first increase in five months. Here's why you don't need to panic.
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Supermarkets to pay people for returned bottles and cans - find out how
Morrisons, Tesco, Asda, Sainsbury's and other supermarkets will pay customers to return their bottles and cans under a new government scheme.
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Best and worst energy companies in the UK named – is it time to switch?
The UK’s best and worst energy companies in 2026 have been named as part of a Which? report looking at customer satisfaction among other factors.
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Credit score panic plunging millions struggling with essentials into further debt – how to get help
Find out why asking for help with debt won’t damage your credit score and learn the simple steps you can take to get support when money’s tight.
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Common holiday scams to watch out for this January
Spot the most common holiday scams hitting UK travellers in January 2026 and learn simple ways to protect your money when booking your summer break.
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How to save for retirement if you can't auto-enrol in a pension
If you’re self‑employed, on a low income, or working in a job that doesn’t meet the criteria, you might miss out on automatic pension enrolment, but you still have options.
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The side hustle tax warning everyone is talking about - and why you probably don't need to panic
HMRC has visibility into how much people are making on online platforms because sites like Vinted, Etsy, eBay, and even Airbnb now have to report sellers’ data to HMRC under new international transparency rules.
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Blue Monday – cheer up your day without splurging
Everyone deserves a little treat once in a while. But it’s all about spending mindfully and not causing any financial hangovers.
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