All news by author: Levi Winchester

The eye-watering £3.3billion profit is triple the massive £948million the energy giant made the year before - and surpasses the previous highest ever yearly profit of £2.7billion in 2012

Amazon Warehouse sells returned or slightly damaged goods at discounted prices, allowing you to purchase items cheaper than normal - we explain how it works and the discounts it offers

Virgin Media O2 uses the Retail Price Index (RPI) measure of inflation for January, plus 3.9%, to determine price rises for the following April - RPI was 13.4% which means airtime bills will go up 17.3% for some customers

You can get the switch money when you change your current account to one of several NatWest, RBS or Ulster accounts - we explain everything you need to know now

McDonald's has blamed the increase in the price of five of its popular menu items on rising energy and food costs

Today's 10.1% figure is marginally down from the 10.5% previously recorded and means inflation has fallen further back from a 41-year high of 11.1% recorded in October

As today is Valentine’s Day, we’ve rounded up everything you need to know if you’re managing your finances as a couple, as new research shows half of UK couples (51%) don’t share a bank account

The first new restaurant will open in Cambridge on February 16, followed by Reading on February 23, with a new drive-thru to open in Rotherham on an old KFC site

A new consultation has launched today and will look at how buy now, pay later (BNPL) products could be brought under Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) regulation

It comes after Wetherspoon announced it has put 35 pubs up for sale due to rising food and energy costs - here are 11 sites that are now "under offer" pending a decision by the pub chain

Households are struggling under the rising cost of bills, with one in five couples saying they're ditching Valentine's Day altogether this year due to soaring prices

We’ve rounded up all the supermarket meal deals so you know exactly what’s on the menu this Valentine's Day at Tesco, Sainsbury's, Morrisons, Asda, Aldi, Lidl, M&S, Waitrose and Co-op

Major retailers including TK Maxx, New Look, Paperchase, B&Q and House of Fraser are set to close in the latest blow to the UK high street, as they grapple with high inflation and the cost of living crisis

The cashback is capped at £10 each month, per card, and applies against both in-person and online spends - this means to get the maximum cashback, you'd need to spend £200

New Look has started charging customers £1.99 to return online orders by post - but shoppers can still return unwanted items in-person at their nearest store for free

Cohabiting parents with dependent children can now apply for Bereavement Support Payment - previously, this help was only available to parents who were married or in a civil partnership

Telecom companies are allowed to increase prices in line with inflation, plus roughly 4% extra on top of this, with many providers hiking costs by up to 14.4% this year under this rule

Sky is the latest TV and broadband provider to confirm price hikes for this spring, with other providers including BT and EE hiking costs by up to 14.4% - but there are ways to cut your costs

All Nectar users shopping at larger Sainsbury’s stores - not smaller branches - were supposed to get coupons worth between 50 and 5,000 points when they spent over £20.

Paperchase shoppers have been advised to use up their gift cards as soon as possible, with February 14 being the last day they’ll remain valid - here is everything you need to know

Wilk had been trialling out click and collect across half of its stores - but now it has confirmed that the service will become a permanent feature in all its 400 UK sites

MoneySavingExpert founder Martin Lewis explained how some households might benefit from having a water meter installed - but do your research first

The viewer, known only as Carole, cut her monthly mobile spend by moving to a cheaper SIM-only deal - thanks to a tip shared by Martin Lewis on a previous ITV show

The new scheme will work under a demand and supply system, which will see train fares fluctuate depending on how many seats have been filled on London North Eastern Railway services

It comes after a court ruled in favour of two severely disabled men, who argued they were left hundreds of pounds out of pocket after their benefits were changed