Sue Hayward is a personal finance and consumer journalist, broadcaster and author who regularly chats on TV and Radio on ways to get more power for your pound. Sue’s written for a wide range of publications including the Guardian, i Paper, Good Housekeeping, Lovemoney and My Weekly. Cats, cheese and travel are Sue’s passions away from her desk!
Latest articles by Sue Hayward
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How to contest a will
There will be times when contesting a will is the right thing to do. But how do you go about challenging the contents of a will?
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National Insurance: What’s happening in July and what does it mean for your pay packet?
Millions of workers can expect an income boost from 6 July as the change to the National Insurance threshold comes into force. We explain what it means for you
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Should you buy extended warranties?
Which? brands extended warranties ‘worthless’ - we explain why it’s not worth paying for them when buying gadgets and electrical goods
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Here’s why you should check your purse or wallet for paper £20 and £50 bank notes as shops will soon stop taking them
Time is running out for old style paper £20 and £50 bank notes as the last day to spend them is 30 September.
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Do you need a will?
It’s easy to put off writing a will. We explain why you need a will and the risk of not getting one
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Interest rates rise to 1.25% - the highest level since 2009
Bank of England raises interest rates - up from 1% to 1.25%. We explain what this means for you
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Passport delays: Why you must check your passport before booking your holiday and your rights if you can’t travel
As thousands face passport delays, we explain why you should check your passport before you go on holiday
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The £650 low income cost of living payment: first instalment to be paid from 14 July
Over 8 million low income households will receive the first instalment of the £650 cost of living payment from 14 July
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How to save money on fuel as prices hit record highs
The cost of filling an average car with petrol has hit £100. Here's how to keep your fuel costs down
