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Bag cheap EasyJet flights for Christmas 2023 this week - but you need to be quick
Cheap EasyJet flights for Christmas 2023 go on sale this Thursday, and the earlier you buy the bigger the bargain
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BT scams warning: Fake “your monthly BT bill is ready” emails are on the rise
Fake emails claiming to be from BT are attempting to capture your card details. Here are the common phishing tactics you need to watch out for.
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Women are better budgeters but don’t realise it: how to boost your budgeting self-belief
New Starling bank research reveals that while women are better budgeters than men, they’re less confident. We share straightforward budget plans to boost your budgeting self-belief
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Energy Price Guarantee expected to be extended by three months - reports
Reports have emerged that the Energy Price Guarantee is to be frozen at £2,500 for typical households for an extra 3 months, scrapping a planned £500 rise
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Free cash help worth up to £1,500 in March - how to claim
Here’s a full list of free cash help you can get worth up to £1,500 this month with government grants and schemes
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Five state pension changes coming next month
The government is making several changes to state pension payments in April, due to the rising cost of living. We explain what you need to know.
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Microsoft scam warning: fake Outlook ‘upgrade’ email
There is a Microsoft scam warning as a fake email instructing you to ‘reactivate’ your Outlook email account following an ‘upgrade’ is circulating. Here’s what it looks like.
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Virgin Media social tariff broadband deal just got easier to claim
More people can now opt for Virgin Media social tariff broadband as it makes it more accessible
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Discount code not working? Bag a free £20 gift card from Vouchercodes
You can claim a free £20 gift card from Vouchercodes.co.uk if you discover a discount code that doesn’t work. We explain how it works, how to apply - and whether there’s a catch
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The energy price cap: what is it and how does it impact your energy costs?
The new energy price cap will mean higher bills this year - we look at what it is and the impact on your energy costs
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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 if it is lower than the Energy Price Guarantee
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Train ticket prices to rise by 5.9% this week- how much will you be paying?
Find out how much your commute will be from 5 March as train ticket prices will rise by 5.9% and how you can cut costs
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Sainsbury's Bank customers lose out on extra savings interest - here’s how a phone call can ensure you get full rate
Many Sainsbury’s bank customers risk missing out on savings interest unless they make a phone call. We explain everything you need to know
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Food price inflation hits another record high
Why food price inflation has hit a new high, and how shoppers are reacting
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Aldi selling £10 of food for £3.30 via Too Good To Go app - how to get a bag for yourself
Like saving money and food? You can grab a bag containing Aldi food items worth at least £10 that are approaching their use-by dates for just £3.30. But how does it work - and is it worth it?
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River Island will pay you to hand in your pre-loved clothes - but there's a catch
If you have any unwanted clothes lying around, you can head to River Island and get paid for handing in your pre-loved items - here’s how it works
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NOW TV subscription prices set to rise - how much will you pay?
Sky hikes the price of its NOW TV subscription affecting thousands of customers - how much will you be paying and can you cut the cost?
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March 2023 Premium Bond winners revealed - are you a millionaire?
This month’s Premium Bond millionaires come from Nottinghamshire and Oxfordshire
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Pressure on government to postpone next month’s Energy Price Guarantee hike
The cap on energy bills will rise from £2,500 to £3,000 on 1 April, despite falling wholesale gas prices. Campaigners say the chancellor must postpone the hike to avoid millions more people falling into fuel poverty
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Ocado launches Tesco price promise ‒ will it save you money on your supermarket shopping?
Ocado will now match the prices it charges for certain products with what you would pay at Tesco.
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Klarna to start charging late payment fees – we explain what you need to know
Klarna is the latest buy now, pay later provider to introduce late fees. We explain how the new fees will work and how to avoid them
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Biggest house prices drop in a decade, says Nationwide
Why annual house price growth has fallen to the lowest level in a decade
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Nearly 1 million more households can now claim £400 energy bill discount- here’s how
Nearly a million households yet to get £400 energy bill discount can now claim it - here’s how
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Full list of broadband and TV April price hikes - how much will you be paying?
Millions of broadband customers will see bill hikes - how much will you be paying from April and how can you beat it?
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Vodafone to hike broadband and mobile prices by 14.4% - can you leave penalty-free?
Some Vodafone broadband and mobile customers will see a 14.4% bill hike from April, find out if you’re affected and if you can leave penalty-free
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Which supermarkets are rationing fresh fruit and vegetables?
The supermarkets rationing fresh food and vegetables and the reason why
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Argos ‘free air fryer’ scam - how to spot it and avoid it
If you’re shopping for an air fryer, be wary of this Argos air fryer scam - we reveal how to spot and avoid it
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Warning: illegal and dangerous electric heaters for sale on Amazon and eBay
Illegal heaters that could cause fires or electric shocks have been discovered for sale online. We explain how to make sure you buy a safe plug-in heater - and what to do if you’ve bought a dangerous one
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The lucky Octopus Energy customers paying 0.1% of gas bill
An Octopus Energy glitch has left thousands of customers paying only 0.1% of their gas bill. We explain your rights if you’re ever in a similar situation
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