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How to save money on fuel
Fuel prices may be about to go up again, but there are ways you can save money on the cost of driving
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Mortgage chaos: rates RISE after lenders pull hundreds of deals
After suspending hundreds of mortgage products, lenders are now increasing the cost of deals, with a typical two-year fix now at almost 6%. We explain which deals, how it could affect you - and what you can do
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Mini-budget 2022: How the income tax cut means less pension tax relief
When Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng announced an income tax cut he failed to mention its effect on pensions. We explain how the lowest and highest earners will get less pension tax relief
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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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The £400 energy grant: how will it be paid?
A £400 energy grant will be paid from next month to boost households during the cost of living crisis. We explain how the money will be paid, based on your energy supplier
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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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When is the autumn ‘mini budget’ 2022 and what will it mean for your money?
Mini budget 2022: cuts to stamp duty, National Insurance and possible income tax on the way from the new Chancellor.
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Are you in line for £1,500 of cost of living payments? Everything you need to know
Millions of households have had some support and there’s more to come with payments in the bank and credit on energy bills – but knowing when and how you’ll get your money can be tricky.
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Interest rates rise to 2.25%
The Bank of England has hiked rates from 1.75% to 2.25%, the highest level since 2008. We explain what this means for your money
