Latest articles by Sue Hayward
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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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National Insurance: What’s changing this week 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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Inflation hits 9.4% - what does it mean for your money?
Households take £2,353 hit to living standards, here we explain what you can do about inflation.
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How to contest a will
If you feel the contents of a will are unfair – you may want to challenge it but contesting a will can be both difficult and potentially costly
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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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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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How do I write a will?
How to write a will, who can do it, what to put in it and help with writing a will
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Government expected to announce a cost of living support package today, which could include hundreds off your energy bill
The chancellor is expected to provide further support for households as the costs of living continues to cripple budgets. Here’s what we know
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Regulator to ensure communities get access to cash
Government will give the regulator powers to enforce access to cash. We explain what this means for you
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How to claim a work uniform tax rebate
If you wear a uniform for work, then you could be entitled to some money back
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Interest rates rise to 1% - the highest level in 13 years
Bank of England raises interest rates to its highest level since 2009. Here’s what it means for you
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Single person council tax discounts: how do they work and am I eligible?
If you live alone, you could be eligible for a discount on how much council tax you pay. Find out more with this handy guide
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Inheritance tax: what is it and how much will you have to pay?
If you're confused by what inheritance tax is as well as who pays it and when, you're not alone. This guide explains what you need to know
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Fake reviews and subscription traps to be made illegal
New proposed rules to protect consumers from fake reviews and subscription renewals could save you hundreds of pounds each year
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Half price train tickets: how to get a discount on your train journey now
Get half price train tickets with the ‘Great British Rail Sale’ for travel in April and May
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Households ‘struggling to meet basic needs’ as bread and butter prices rise
Cost of everyday food items go up, with prices now over 13% more than this time last year, official stats show
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Over one million subscriptions ditched as cost of living bites
Households ditch costly subscriptions to tackle the cost of living
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Heating oil prices soar - here's how to keep your costs low
Around 1.7 million households rely on oil to keep warm. Here’s what you need know about heating oil prices
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Inflation hits 6.2% - what does this mean for you?
Inflation soars to a 30-year high, adding further pressure to the cost of living
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The trick to getting a 1% interest easy access savings account
How to get the top 1% savings rate for easy access savings with Virgin Money
