Sue Hayward
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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Seven easy ways to save money on holiday
Three in four families heading off on holiday blow their budget and over-spend - here’s how not to
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Amazon shoppers could share £900 million in compensation: are you one of them?
Amazon shoppers in the UK could get a cut of a £900 million compensation pay out if a legal claim against the online retail giant is successful
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What will happen to our coins, banknotes, stamps and passports?
We can expect to see changes to our notes and coins following the death of Queen Elizabeth II. Here’s what we know so far.
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Amazon sells insurance: is comparing and buying an insurance policy through Amazon any good?
Amazon Insurance Store launches in the UK to sell home insurance
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Life insurance: the risks and cost of cancelling your cover
If you’ve got life insurance but can no longer afford monthly payments – what are your options?
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How to cut heating costs: six things you can do today
Cutting heating costs while staying warm is essential with energy bills much higher than last winter, despite the energy price guarantee.
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How to cut food waste and save hundreds of pounds
Cut back on food waste to save money on your grocery bill with our top tips
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Are you missing out on Universal Credit?
We explain how you can access Universal Credit payments worth up to £7,300 a year
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The Christmas food you can stock up on today to beat rising grocery prices
Christmas treats are already out on the supermarket shelves so is it worth stocking up on festive food to save against future price hikes?
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Energy meter reading day: there's still time to submit your reading and avoid getting overcharged
URGENT: If you took gas and electricity meter readings before 1 October – but haven’t sent them to your supplier – don’t panic as there’s still time to do it
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Premium Bond prize rate hiked: what does it mean for your chances of winning?
NS&I has increased its premium bond prize rate for the second time in six months. Here's what it means for your chances of winning a tax-free cash prize
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What is stamp duty? Use our stamp duty calculator to calculate your costs
What exactly is stamp duty, who pays it and how much does it cost? We explain what you need to know and our calculator can help you work out the cost of buying your home
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Can I write my own will?
Is it a good idea to write your own will? and what to be aware of if you do
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Inheritance tax payments hit £300m
More people getting caught by inheritance tax, as HMRC collects £300 million this year
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Which is the cheapest supermarket to buy Lurpak?
Lurpak was in the headlines last month after hitting £9 a tub and - but makers Arla are warning high dairy prices are here to stay. We look at the cheapest deals if you can prefer the taste of Lurpak
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Price match: what stores offer the best price match guarantees now John Lewis has ditched its pledge?
And the price match guarantee loopholes you need to look out for
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Free flu jab: can I get one, and where is the cheapest if not?
We explain free flu jab eligibility and the where you can get the cheapest flu jab
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Section 75 credit card refunds: how to get your money back
Section 75 Consumer Credit Act is a handy bit of built in legal protection you get when you pay with your credit card.
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Chargeback: how to get a refund using your debit card
Getting a refund using chargeback can save you a lot of hassle if a business refuses to put right what’s gone wrong
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Can I get a free eye test?
You can pay around £25 for an eye test, it’s worth checking if you can claim a free one.
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10 great value and free days out with children over the summer holidays
Time together as a family doesn’t have to break the bank
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Is duty free cheaper than shopping on the high street or online?
The truth behind duty free prices and how to bag a true bargain when your next shopping at the airport
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Hosepipe Ban 2022: where and when will they happen and can I get a refund?
Hosepipe bans announced for some parts of the UK, where are they happening? Can you get fined? What are your rights?
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From Christmas savings cards to Secret Santa: 11 ways you can help pay for Christmas this year
Worried about a ‘Cost of Christmas Crisis’? Use our tips to make ends meet.
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