Insurance
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How to buy car insurance if you're a low mileage driver
Make sure you're not paying more than you should if you are a low-mileage driver with this expert advice
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Best cars for older drivers 2021
These cars are comfortable, safe, and easy to get in and out of – perfect for older drivers
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How to buy insurance for an unoccupied home
Do you need specialist insurance for an unoccupied home and what should you look for in a policy?
Household Bills
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Gas and electricity suppliers: how to choose the right energy firm
Switching to a new energy supplier can mean lower bills, better customer service or simply a more environmentally friendly deal
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Will energy prices go down in 2023? Latest predictions for October 2022 and beyond
As households grapple with a 54% rise to their electricity and gas bills, we look at whether energy prices will rise again in October and if they could fall in 2023
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More action on energy bills needed by July, says ScottishPower boss
ScottishPower boss calls for a ‘targeted’ support plan for the most vulnerable by July, before further energy price increases in October
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Broadband speed: how fast does your broadband need to be?
Avoid the dreaded buffering by ensuring your broadband speed is fast enough to meet your needs
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How to save money on your broadband bills
Broadband bills are rising – but there are ways to pay less for your internet connection. We show you how to keep your broadband costs low
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Energy bill increases: regulator to crack down on unfair energy direct debits
As energy bills rise, some customers have noticed their direct debits payments have increased by more than expected. Here are your rights if you are affected
Mortgages
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Should you switch to a fixed-rate mortgage?
OPINION: ‘Cheap’ mortgage deals may not be around for much longer as interest rates rise. The Money Edit’s Kalpana Fitzpatrick looks at whether 2022 is the year to fix your mortgage.
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Typical two-year fixed rate mortgage exceeds 3% for first time in over seven years
The run of rate increases from the Bank of England since December is creating a remortgage boom, with the average two-year fixed deal rising above 3% for the first time in over seven years
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House prices hit a new record high
House prices up by £3,000 according to Halifax’s latest house price index
Travel
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Holiday car hire: everything you need to know
Navigating holiday car hire needn't be painful. Follow this expert advice before you travel for peace of mind
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APH versus Purple Parking: how do they compare?
When it comes to airport parking, there are several providers to choose from. So how do you know which one is best?
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Cheap airport parking: the ultimate guide to cheap airport parking fees
Looking for cheap airport parking? We've got you covered with this expert advice to finding the best deals
Banking
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Two in three UK crypto owners borrowed money to invest
Consumers who borrowed money to buy crypto coins are left with devastating losses and debt after the coins crash
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Best cash ISAs May 2022
If you’re looking for the best cash ISA for your savings, these are the best rates available right now
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Opinion: Why everyone should check their savings account rate to boost returns
Following the Bank of England’s base rate rise, The Money Edit’s Guy Anker discusses why it’s time to review your cash savings
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The best money saving apps
Finding it difficult to save money or want to be better at budgeting? These money savings apps can help
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Best savings accounts May 2022
Finding the best savings accounts can be a daunting task if you’re not sure what to look for, but we’ve done the hard work for you
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Interest rates rise to 1% - the highest level in 13 years
Bank of England raises interest rates to its highest level since 2009. Here’s what it means for you
Consumer Advice
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What is a will?
Ever wondered what a will is and why you need one? Our handy guide explains it all
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How to claim a work uniform tax rebate
If you wear a uniform for work, then you could be entitled to some money back
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Queen’s speech 2022: how it affects you
New bills will help strengthen the economy, but no immediate plans to help with the cost of living
