Household Bills
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Best SIM-only deals: save money on mobile deals
Looking for the best SIM-only deals? We've got you covered
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How to reduce your water bill
With growing numbers of households struggling to pay their water bills, we explain how to cut your bill, get freebies to keep your costs down, and where to go for financial support
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The energy price cap: what is it and how does it impact your energy costs?
The energy price cap will drop to £2,074, meaning lower bills for many of us - but what is the price cap and why does it matter when it comes to your energy bill?
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British Gas vs E.ON: which should I choose?
We compare energy giants British Gas and E.ON to help you choose the right provider
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EDF Energy vs ScottishPower – which is best for households?
We compare the two energy giants on the factors that really matter to energy customers, including the quality of their customer service and their green credentials
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How to cut your energy bills by making your home greener
Homeowners can install solar panels, insulation and a heat pump to reduce their bills - plus there’s no VAT to pay
Consumer Advice
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Pensioners urged to check Pension Credit eligibility - or miss out on £3,500 a year
Hundreds of thousands of pensioners are missing out on Pension Credit, which is worth £3,500 on average. It also unlocks other benefits such as cold weather payments and help with NHS costs
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Train strikes in May and June: when are they and how to get a refund
Train strikes are happening in May and June. We explain your rights if you cannot travel and want your money back, and if you aren’t able to make it to a big event
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Time running out to use up non-barcoded stamps
Act now to use up old first and second class stamps by 31 July before they become invalid for postage
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Crackdown on sharing Netflix passwords begins
If you’re sharing your Netflix password, the streaming giant has started clamping down to ensure everyone pays for their own account. We explain how you could be affected
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Food prices: how to cut costs as UK food price inflation hits 19.1%
Food prices are rising at a near-record rate - going up by 19.1%. We share 12 ways you can save hundreds of pounds on your supermarket bill
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£2 bus tickets – fare cap scheme extended to 31 October
The £2 bus fare cap across England has now been extended until 31 October – here’s what you need to know
Cost of Living
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Will energy prices go down in 2023?
As households grapple with expensive electricity and gas bills, we look at energy prices and if they could fall in 2023
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Food prices: how to cut costs as UK food price inflation hits 19.1%
Food prices are rising at a near-record rate - going up by 19.1%. We share 12 ways you can save hundreds of pounds on your supermarket bill
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Cost of living payments – £150 disability payment to land in bank accounts from June
More than six million people will receive another cost of living payment from 20 June – we explain who is eligible, how much you'll get and which other payments are coming soon
Banking & Savings
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Help to Save scheme extended – act now for £1,200 bonus
The government has extended the Help to Save scheme - we explain how it works and who is eligible
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The best 0% balance transfer credit cards May 2023
Move to a 0% balance transfer credit card and cut the cost of your debt. Here are the best on the market
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Save £300 on your supermarket shop with cashback accounts
Banks, credit card companies and cashback sites are all offering cashback on your supermarket shop, but can you use them all to max out your savings?
Mortgages & Homes
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Government support for first-time buyers - could we see a return of Help to Buy?
If you’re looking to buy your first home, we round up all the government support available to first-time buyers plus other essential information
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UK house prices latest: house prices are falling
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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Moving home: why failing to share your new address could cost you money
When you move home you’ll want to share your new address with family and friends – but being slow to update your contact details with councils, banks and the DVLA can be costly
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