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Two-child benefit cap axed – what it means for you
This change is designed to tackle child poverty and give every child the best start in life.
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Help to Save scheme made permanent – are you eligible?
The Help to Save scheme has now been made permanent, giving people on low income the opportunity to save and earn government bonuses.
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5 key takeaways from the Budget
Here are some of the main takeaways from the Budget that are likely to have an effect on your life.
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Black Friday – is it the real deal or a dud?
Nobody wants to be duped by a fake deal, especially when it might mean paying over the odds for a product.
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How to bag the best deals this Black Friday
Black Friday is one of the biggest shopping events of the year, so it’s easy to feel the pressure to grab every “bargain” you see.
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Don’t let old addresses wreck your Black Friday shopping spree
This easy mistake catches even the savviest of shoppers off guard and can cost you money.
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Black Friday bargains - the hidden catch you need to know
Black Friday can be the perfect time to grab a deal. Big discounts, countdown timers, and “limited stock” warnings make it feel smart to shop early. But buying gifts now could mean you lose the right to return them before Christmas even arrives.
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No fault evictions banned from May – what it means for renters
The government has passed the Renters’ Rights Act which brings in several new protections for renters and bans Section 21 notices. Right now, landlords can use a “no-fault” Section 21 notice to evict tenants without giving a reason which means many renters live in uncertainty.
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Common employment scams and how to stay safe
Reports of employment scams are on the rise, with people being targeted by fake get rich quick schemes and dodgy paid CV services that deliver little value.
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How to shop mindfully during Black Friday sales
With enticing deals galore, it’s no wonder many end up overspending on impulse buys they never actually planned. But a saving is only a saving if you needed what you bought in the first place.
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HMRC launches suspended child benefit review – what to do if you’ve been affected
HMRC has launched a suspended child benefit review after it used a new system to stop paying roughly 23,500 people in the UK.
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How to have a great family Christmas without breaking the bank
This year, nearly half of UK parents say they’ll put their children’s Christmas experience ahead of everything else. But there are ways to have a magical Christmas without breaking the bank.
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Five popular Black Friday scams and how to spot them
Here is an overview of some of the most popular scams to look out for this Black Friday and how to spot them.
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Paying rent to count towards your credit score
Credit referencing agency Experian has just announced that renting will soon count towards building your credit score.
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Around 200,000 people on benefits could get energy debt cancelled
Nearly 200,000 people on benefits could have their energy debt cancelled, under Ofgem plans that could come into force early next year. Should the scheme go ahead, around £500 million worth of energy debt could be written off.
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Asda has relaunched its £1 Winter Warmer offer
Asda has just relaunched its Winter Warmer offer, which comes with a hot meal and a drink for just £1
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How to get money ready for winter
Less daylight and a drop in temperatures can quickly take a toll on your wallet if you’re not prepared. Here are a few ways to make sure your budget is ready for the months ahead.
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Cheap half term activities to try at home
Staying in doesn't have to be boring. Here are some cheap activities to try at home this half term.
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