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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
By Ruth Emery Last updated
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Three Mobile’s new social tariff plan - save more than £200 a year
Three introduces has a mobile tariff plan that can help customers save over £200 per year
By Vaishali Varu Last updated
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Cost of living payments – £150 disability payment to land in bank accounts from today
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
By Sue Hayward Last updated
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Fixed deals from energy firms return - first sight of what they look like
A fixed rate deal as low as £2,035 a year for your energy may sound good - but there’s lots to consider before you decide
By Stephanie Baxter Last updated
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Tesco extends deadline for shoppers to get triple value when swapping Clubcard vouchers – here’s why you should swap them before midnight tonight
Tesco Tesco has announced a last minute deadline extension to its Clubcard scheme which means you can still swap Tesco Clubcard vouchers and get triple value on days out and pizza until one minute to midnight tonight. From Friday 16 June the swap rate drops to double value.
By Sue Hayward Last updated
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£130 million in energy prepayment vouchers still unclaimed ‒ are you missing out on help?
Government launches campaign urging households not to miss out on energy prepayment vouchers, with millions yet to be redeemed. We explain how to claim, and when the deadline is.
By Katie Binns Last updated
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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
By Ruth Emery Last updated
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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?
By John Fitzsimons Last updated
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Will energy prices go down in 2023?
The latest price cap kicked in at the start of July, seeing households pay around17% less for energy. But will energy prices fall further this year? We look at what you can expect to pay and what will happen to energy prices in 2023
By John Fitzsimons Last updated
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Octopus Energy relaunches energy tracker deal – we explain what you need to know and if it could save you money
If you’re an Octopus Energy customer, you may be able to save on your energy bills with the relaunch of its tracker deal. We look at how it works
By Sue Hayward Published
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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
By Vaishali Varu Last updated
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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
By Kalpana Fitzpatrick Last updated
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When is the Ofgem energy price cap announced? And what it could mean for bills
We reveal when the next Ofgem energy price cap will be announced, and what it means for your bills
By Adam French Last updated
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Three energy firms pay £8m in switching compensation - has your provider paid out?
More than 100,000 customers have received compensation after changing providers, but is now a good time to switch energy suppliers?
By Tom Higgins Published
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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
By Vaishali Varu Last updated
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Save on petrol: how to save 5p off a litre of fuel at Morrisons
Petrol prices may have been falling since last summer but every penny counts at the pump. Here’s how to save 5p a litre at Morrisons for a limited time
By Sue Hayward Published
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Get £5 off your shop at Tesco - here’s how to claim
You can get £5 off your weekly shop at Tesco for a limited time only - we explain how to claim the discount
By Vaishali Varu Last updated
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UK’s cheapest supermarket revealed
The cheapest supermarket has been crowned, according to Which? - and you could save £17 on your weekly shop by switching to it
By Sue Hayward Last updated
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Coronation freebies and discounts: what’s up for grabs
From free railcards and holiday giveaways to discounts off food, we highlight the special offers launched to mark the coronation of King Charles III
By Ruth Emery Last updated
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Morrisons offering free jacket potato and Heinz beans for a limited time
Morrisons has partnered with Heinz to offer the free jacket potatoes with baked beans at Morrisons Cafes to help with the cost of living crisis, but you have to say the secret word. Here’s how to get one
By Vaishali Varu Last updated
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HMRC tax credit renewal packs: act quickly to avoid losing benefit payments
Households receiving tax credits will be asked to confirm their details to ensure they continue to receive their entitlement. Here’s everything you need to know to make sure you don’t miss out on up to £3,480 a year
By Tom Higgins Published
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Morrisons relaunches discount scheme with cheaper prices for loyal shoppers
Morrisons is the latest supermarket to revamp prices and offers for its loyalty scheme members
By John Fitzsimons Published
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British Airways extends Covid flight vouchers by 12 months
Passengers who accepted British Airways vouchers for a disrupted flight due to Covid can now use their voucher until September 2024 - here’s everything you need to know
By Vaishali Varu Published
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Barclays to close another 11 branches in July - the full list
Barclays is closing a further 11 branches in addition to the 84 already announced this year. Here’s everything you need to know
By Katie Binns Last updated
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Festival ticket scam warnings – how to protect yourself
Concert ticket scams have rocketed by more than 500% over the past year, while festival fraud has more than doubled. Here’s how to keep yourself safe ahead of the festival season.
By Tom Higgins Published
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Hundreds of Boost energy customers left with unexpected debt - what are your rights?
Households with a Boost prepayment meter are being hit with extra charges as the energy supplier confesses to a billing error on their end. We explain your rights
By Vaishali Varu Published
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Co-op Member Prices: Supermarket unveils discount scheme for loyal shoppers
New Co-op scheme means reduced prices for shoppers who join the co-operative. How much does it cost to join, and how does it compare to similar schemes run by Sainsbury’s and Tesco?
By John Fitzsimons Published
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Retirees lose out on up to £12,000 by not shopping around for best pension deals
Pensioners are potentially missing out on thousands of pounds worth of income in retirement when they don’t shop around for the best annuity deal. We explain what to do
By Katie Binns Last updated
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Emergency alert test: what to expect and how to avoid being scammed
We tell you everything you need to know about the UK’s first emergency alert test, which takes place this Sunday
By Vaishali Varu Published
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