All news by author: Levi Winchester

The new charges kicked in on June 6 and you’ll be charged standard EE rates by default, which include 70p a minute for calls, 30p for texts and £3 for 550MB of data

MoneySavingExpert.com explained how “almost every bank” now charges overdraft rates of 40% - far higher than typical credit cards - but there are ways to cut your costs now

The discount retailer will say goodbye to its Cumbernauld shop in North Lanarkshire on June 11 - just days after it closed the shutters on its King’s Lynn branch on June 2

Comparison website PriceSpy has looked into prices of popular summer items to see how they've fluctuated over the last year as the temperatures heat up

Robinsons says the new packaging aims to reduce waste with 85% less plastic per serve, compared to a one litre bottle of its Double Concentrate - but what do you think of it?

Most people need 35 qualifying years on their National Insurance record to claim the full new state pension - and time is running out to fill any gaps you may have

New analysis by PensionBee has highlighted the “pre-state pension gap” which is the total amount someone would need if they stop working before they can claim their state pension

The cinema chain apologised to customers and confirmed "the difficult decision" was made following an "assessment of all available options" - see which five sites are closing below

Thirty participants from Jarrow and East Finchley could receive the lump sum without any conditions attached to see how it affects their mental and physical health

From complex job rules to the "managed migration" of older benefits, the Universal Credit system can be a minefield to navigate - here we explain five things you may not know

Premium Bonds don't work like a normal savings product and are often described as a “cross between a savings account and the lottery” - here's what you need to know

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is banning certain providers of debt advice from receiving referral fees from debt solution providers with the new rules kicking in from today

The latest announcement means 21 Lloyds Bank, 15 Halifax and 17 Bank of Scotland sites will close for good between September this year and May 2024

Toys R Us will open nine concessions within WH Smith shops - with the first new store to open next week on June 10 at WHSmith Monks Cross Retail Park in York

The new Member Regular Saver from Skipton Building Society allows you to put away up to £250 a month, meaning you could potentially save up to £3,000 and gain interest of £121

The first £1million winner lives in Essex with the winning Bond 83TX260795, while the second big winner is from South Gloucestershire with the Bond number 429WV622861

B&M opened 21 new stores in the last financial year, including five relocations and 12 new garden centres - and has now revealed plans for even more new sites over the next 12 months

New data from Moneyfacts shows the number of residential mortgages has fallen from 5,385 deals to 5,012, while buy-to-let deals have dropped from 2,748 to 2,343.

The grants are available to those who didn’t receive the £400 energy discount over the winter, and households who use alternative fuels - but time is running out to apply

The supermarket sends out Clubcard vouchers every three months - in February, May, August and November - and they are valid for two years, with the next batch set to become worthless this month

The warning from Which? comes after the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) wrote to high street banks to ask them to justify their lower savings rates ahead of the new Consumer Duty

The move comes following a successful trial with milk supplier Müller in August last year and customers will be able to tell the type of milk by red, green or blue labels

The supermarket has reduced items including cheese, yoghurt and cream by up to 60% and has shared some examples of the cheaper items you'll find in store now

Asda is to buy the UK and Ireland business of EG Group for £2.27billion with the tie-up expected to create a business with combined revenues of nearly £30billion

Child Trust Funds were offered to children born between September 1, 2002 and January 2, 2011, having been launched by Labour in 2005 - so do you have a forgotten account?