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The Mirror has broken down how the Budget changes announced today by Jeremy Hunt will affect your wallet, from pensioners to first-time buyers and savers

Jeremy Hunt has today announced a 2p cut in National Insurance as part of his Budget, in a move that will save the average worker around £450

However, this threshold for when you start paying National Insurance remains frozen until April 2028 - this means more people still risk being dragged into paying tax for the first time

Under current rules, if one person earns over £60,000 then they need to pay back 100% of their Child Benefit - but campaigners have called this unfair on single parents

Budgeting advance can help pay for emergency household costs, rent in advance or a deposit, help with starting your new job including travel costs, or funeral costs

The locations that are affected by the DWP announcement are temporary sites or additional spaces in existing sites that were set up during the coronavirus pandemic

If the state pension triple lock is kept in place, AJ Bell has crunched the numbers to work out how much it could be worth by 2030

All eyes will be on Chancellor Jeremy Hunt this week, to see if he makes any changes to National Insurance or Income Tax as part of his Spring Budget

Which? has revealed the monthly results of its latest supermarket price comparison, where it looked at costs at eight major retailers, and found Aldi was once again the cheapest

If you're caught watching TV programmes that require a TV licence, then you could be fined up to £1,000 - but who exactly needs a TV licence and how can you get one cheaper?

Aldi shoppers will be able to collect and return online orders from other retailers, before or after their shop, thanks to new InPost lockers which will be available outside 22 stores

Additional state pension elements are rising in line with just September CPI inflation, which was 6.7% - we've rounded up all the key changes below and how much more you'll get

Pension Credit is one of the benefits that entitles you to the third and final £299 cost of living payment - so how do you claim it, and who exactly is eligible?

The rail fare increase increase will be applied to regulated tickets, such as season, anytime day, off-peak and super off-peak - here is everything you need to know

Some homeowners may be tempted to move to a tracker over expectations that the Bank of England will cut its base rate at some point this year - but is this the right move for you?

Inheritance tax is normally paid when the value of your estate is above £325,000 - although there are cases where this can be higher, or nothing needs to be paid at all

The price of a first class stamp will rise by 10p from £1.25 to £1.35, while second class stamps will also go up by 10p, from 75p to 85p - but there is a way to beat the increase

This error coin is known as an “undated“ or “mule” 20p and there are thought to be thousands that were accidentally released into circulation - if you find one, it could be worth a mint

The National Living Wage will increase from £10.42 an hour to £11.44 an hour, while the National Minimum Wage for people aged 18 to 20 is going up from £7.49 to £8.60

BT said less households are relying on its physical phone book, and instead are going online to find the same information - so it will no longer print it from next month

We round up all the money changes coming up this month, including the Budget, rail fare increases and all the financial schemes that are closing like the Warm Home Discount

Premium Bonds are a savings product by National Savings & Investment (NS&I) but instead of earning a guaranteed rate of interest, you're entered into a monthly prize draw

Asda is set to become the highest paying UK supermarket for a starting salary, after announcing a record £150million investment, with hourly pay set to rise from £11.11 an hour to £12.04

The Body Show will be closing a further 75 high street stores on top of the initial seven that were originally announced however, 116 sites will remain open - you can see the full list of which sites will close and which will stay open below

The Body Shop will close another 75 stores after collapsing into administration, with 489 staff being made redundant as a result - however, administrators have confirmed 116 shops will stay open