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Parcel theft– keeping your Christmas shopping safe from porch pirates
Porch pirates stole £666 million worth of packages in the UK this year, according to research from technology firm Quadient.
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Young people who refuse work will have benefits stripped
Young people receiving Universal Credit who turn down jobs could have their benefits stopped under a new government policy.
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Free Christmas trees at Tesco – find out how to get yours
The deal is available in select stores and only running for one day this weekend; find out how to get your free tree here.
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Energy bills set to fall by £150 in 2026 – what to do if you’re struggling
From April 2026, energy bills in England, Scotland, and Wales will drop by about £150 a year on average.
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Minimum wage, state pension and benefits due to go up in April 2026
Here’s a breakdown of what’s changing and how much more you could get depending on your circumstances.
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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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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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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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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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The unemployment rate rises to 4.8% - support if you’re out of work
If you’re unemployed and currently looking for a job, this recent increase might not be the best news. But there is support available if money is tight when the job market is tough.
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Free bus pass age is increasing - how to save on bus travel
If you’ve been counting on a free bus pass to help with travel costs, you might be surprised to hear that the age for getting one is going up. But there are still ways to save.
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More than half of UK adults use mobile wallets - how to stay safe
More people than ever are using their phones, watches and other devices to pay for things when they’re out and about. Find out about the risks and benefits of mobile wallets and how to stay safe.
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Drivers could get £700 each in landmark FCA compensation scheme – how to claim
If you used car finance to buy a car before November 2024, you might be owed money. The FCA is proposing a new compensation scheme that could see affected drivers receive an average of £700 per claim.
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How to get yourself a seasonal job – John Lewis hiring 13,000+ Christmas staff
Find out how to land a seasonal job as John Lewis announces more than 13,000 Christmas roles.
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