Latest articles by Sue Hayward
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Do banks still take old notes?
You haven’t been able to pay using old style paper £20 and £50 banknotes since 30 September last year but you won’t lose out as you can swap them for new ones forever
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Tesco to slash triple Clubcard voucher exchange perk
Saving up and swapping your Tesco Clubcard vouchers to save money on treats like days out has always been a big part of the supermarket’s popular loyalty scheme.
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Paying at the pump: why is my payment card pre-authorised for up to £120 when I fill up?
If you choose to ‘pay at the pump’ when filling up with fuel, your payment card could be pre-authorised for up to £120. We explain why this happens and what it means for motorists
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Passport delays: Why you must check your passport before booking your holiday and your rights if you can’t travel
Over one thousand passport office workers are set to strike for five weeks from April which could mean passport delays ahead of the summer holidays. We look at what this means for you
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9 great free days out and entertainment for the kids at Easter
Keep the kids busy over the Easter holidays without breaking the bank. Our guide to free days out and cheap entertainment.
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How to make a pothole damage claim
Hitting a pothole can leave you with a hefty repair bill. We reveal how you can make a pothole damage claim
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Virgin Trains launches split ticketing option - can it save you money?
Train fares have just gone up by nearly 6% so if you don’t already use split ticketing it’s worth giving it a go to save money
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Silicon Valley Bank UK bought by HSBC - what does it mean for bank customers?
Silicon Valley Bank is an American bank that you won’t have seen on the UK high street - but its collapse this weekend caused the government much alarm. We explain everything you need to know
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Missed flight cover: when can you claim if you miss your plane?
Adverse weather, like heavy snow, could mean you can’t get as far as the airport – we look at whether your travel insurance will pay up
