All news by author: Levi Winchester

Keeping on top of your finances has never been more important, as the cost of living crisis continues to stretch wallets up and down the country - and here are seven things to be aware of in July

The supermarket said the new price drop focuses on products “that are bought week-in, week-out” as well as summer favourites - you can see some examples of the price cuts below

Ayyesha said: "I’m 30 this year, I didn’t have an 18th or a 21st, so this money will definitely go towards a celebration this year"

Lycamobile - which has 16 million customers globally - used to piggyback off the O2 network in the UK, but has now signed a new deal with BT, which owns EE

Poundland has begun recruiting for around 120 new roles at its Barnsley chilled and frozen food hub in Darton, South Yorkshire, in preparation for its online expansion

HSBC is offering the cash bribe to new customers who switch to its HSBC Advance current account by Monday (July 3) - here is everything you need to know

Ministers are reported to be in talks about bringing Thames Water back into temporary public ownership under a special administration regime (SAR) - the same process previously used on energy supplier Bulb

It comes after financial comparison website Moneyfacts.co.uk this week revealed the typical two-year fixed mortgage hit 6% for the first time since December

Some analysts expect the base rate to rise by 0.25 percentage points to 4.75% with others predicting an even bigger increase to 5% - so how much would your mortgage rise by?

The expansion to include fresh food and ready meals means some 18 million shoppers with a Nectar card can now get lower prices on over 2,800 products in stores

The MoneySavingExpert.com founder explained how families travelling with a child under the age of 12 must pay for at least one seat reservation with Ryanair

Experts had predicted inflation would fall to 8.4%, heaping pressure on the Bank of England when it announces its latest interest rates decision tomorrow (June 22)

If you're eligible for the money, it will appear in your bank statement from today, or over the next few weeks, with the code DWP COL along with your National Insurance number

Inflation dropped to 16.5% for the four weeks to June 11, according to Kantar - this is down from 17.2% the previous month and a further decline from the record 17.5% recorded in March

The one-off cash sum will be sent out between June 20 and July 4, 2023 for those claiming certain disability benefits - we explain the full eligibility criteria and benefits you need to be claiming

The typical two-year fixed mortgage deal has hit 6% for the first time since December - here, we explain what to do if you can't pay your mortgage and you're worried about falling into arrears

The latest wave of closures from Barclays will see 13 bank branches shut in England and one in Scotland, while no branches in Wales or Northern Ireland are affected this time

Once you have collected eight “beans” on the Costa app, you then get a free drink - but this is changing to ten “beans” from August 1 as part of a major shake-up

The toy retailer will open news stores inside WH Smith branches in Oxford (Cornmarket Street) and Cheltenham (High Street) today, after returning to the UK high street earlier this month

Universal Credit can be confusing to work out - here, we explain how claims are calculated and the free calculators you can use to get an idea of your entitlement

But from June 15, shoppers can now only get an extra 10% cashpot boost in the Asda Rewards app when buying fresh food - and customers are reacting to the change

Michelle Steele, who lives with son Louis, used to put away £100 from her salary each month but now can only afford to save £25 - a reduction of 75% since costs went up

Nationwide Building Society is paying £100 into the bank accounts of 3.4million customers after securing £2.2billion in profits - but who exactly is getting the payments?

The MoneySavingExpert.com reader, known only as Susan, had actually been turned down for the benefit two years ago but decided to recheck her entitlement and is now £120 a month better off

New data from Which? analysed prices of almost 26,000 food and drink products at eight major supermarkets – Aldi, Asda, Lidl, Morrisons, Ocado, Sainsbury’s, Tesco and Waitrose