Household Bills
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Best broadband deals December 2022
Here are the best broadband deals right now. Some of the best prices are only for a limited time
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Do I need a TV Licence?
We answer all of your ‘do I need a TV Licence’ questions as there are more and more ways to stream your favourite movies and TV shows.
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Air fryer vs oven – which is really cheaper to run?
Hikes in energy costs have ignited an interest in air fryers, but are they worth the hype? We pit air fryer vs oven to find out which is cheaper to use in your kitchen.
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Heated airer vs dehumidifier - which is the cheapest way to dry clothes indoors?
We’ve found a heated airer and a dehumidifier are cheaper to use than a tumble-dryer, but how do they compare against each other?
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Wood-burning stove vs central heating ‒ which is cheaper?
Wood-burning stove vs central heating ‒ which is cheaper? With households trying to spend less on energy, we compare the two.
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Energy bill increases: how to beat unfair energy direct debit hikes
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
Consumer Advice
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Fake Christmas tree vs real Christmas tree - which is cheaper?
It’s the most expensive time of year but not everyone can afford to splash out this Christmas, so we investigate which is cheaper - fake Christmas tree or real Christmas tree?
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Sky TV customer? bag 6 months of free Apple TV Plus right now
Sky customers can get an Apple TV Plus 6-month free trial
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Best Apple TV Plus deals – get up to one year free
Best Apple TV Plus deals – you could get up to 8 months free with these subscription offers.
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The rising cost of Christmas dinner - how can you save on sprouts, turkey and pigs in blankets?
Seven ways you can cut the rising cost of Christmas dinner
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Fresh vs frozen food - which is cheaper?
Is frozen food cheaper than fresh? We compare the buying, cooking and nutritional costs of switching to frozen food
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Identity theft and identity fraud - what you need to know
Here’s what you need to know about identity theft and identity fraud
Cost of Living
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How to cut costs on food shopping as food prices rise again
The average food shop is set to go up by £682 over the next year. We look at ways to cut the cost of your supermarket bill.
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Energy bill increases: how to beat unfair energy direct debit hikes
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
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Will energy prices go down in 2023?
As households grapple with a big increase in their electricity and gas bills, we look at energy prices and if they could fall in 2023.
Banking & Savings
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State pension: Does it pay to buy National Insurance credits?
State pension: does it pay to buy National Insurance credits?We explain when it pays – and when it doesn't.
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What’s the 50/30/20 rule for budgeting and how to do it
The 50/30/20 rule for budgeting suggests dividing your monthly income into three spending categories. We explain everything you need to know
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State pension warning - tens of thousands of mothers at risk of missing out on £1,000s in retirement
The government has admitted to errors that have led to some women missing out on extra state pension payments. A new Mothers Missing Millions campaign aims to help them check if they’re affected
Mortgages & Homes
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UK house prices - is the biggest price drop since 2008 the start of a housing market crash?
What’s really going on with UK house prices? We explain the latest house price trends, mortgage deals and if now is a good time to buy or sell a home
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Remortgage deals December 2022: the ultimate guide to the latest offers
As interest rates go up, we’ve found the latest remortgage deals and explain why it’s worth switching
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Is now a good time to buy a house?
As house prices fall in November you may wonder if it’s a good time to buy a house. We explain what to consider
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