All news by author: Levi Winchester

If you’re moving into higher education after collecting your A-Level results, there are plenty of student bank accounts available that offer perks such as 0% overdrafts and free cash

Jobs on offer at budget supermarket Aldi will include full-time and part-time positions at its regional distribution centres, with salaries of up to £53,000 a year

Steven and Jade used a Lifetime ISA (LISA) to get Government bonuses while saving a deposit to get on the housing ladder - but what is a LISA and how does it work?

Wilko collapsed after struggling under mounting cost pressures and administrators at PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) have set a Wednesday deadline for rivals to save the chain

Inflation has been coming down since November last year thanks to lower fuel costs, lower energy bills and food prices coming down - but this doesn't mean prices are falling

We spent £40 on Discount Dragon and tried to pick out items you would generally buy during your weekly shop, along with a few treats - so how much did we save?

Citizens Advice found more than 430,000 people are currently waiting for a Personal Independent Payment review, with some facing delays of more than two years

Wilko collapsed into administration last week, putting more than 400 stores and 12,500 jobs at risk - but reports suggest B&M, The Range, Poundland and Home Bargains could put a bid in to rescue the chain

There is a bank holiday on August 28 for people living in England and Wales and if you are due a benefit payment on this date, it is likely you will receive your money earlier

West Devon Borough Council is giving eligible residents up to £400 in the form of two direct payments straight into bank accounts, starting from this month

The summer break typically lasts six weeks but can feel much longer for parents who are worried about making ends meet - fortunately, there is help available to claim

Tax-free childcare is an online account which parents and guardians pay into, and then they receive a top up - for every £8 you pay in, the Government will add in £2

The aim of the 50-30-20 is that you spend 50% of your money on your “needs”, then 30% on your ”wants” and the final 20% on your financial goals such as savings

The average premium paid for private comprehensive car insurance in the second quarter of 2023 was £511, according to new research from the Association of British Insurers

Tesco said many of the items being switched out are branded products, which will be replaced by its cheaper Tesco own-brand range to help save shoppers money in stores

Fixed rate energy tariffs have started entering the market, leaving many wondering if they should lock into a deal - but doing so could mean you lose out on future price drops

Some of the items that have been reduced include fruit, butter, canned food, personal hygiene products and pet treats, with prices down by around 7% on average

The cuts to mortgage deals will spark hopes that rates may have peaked - although borrowers are still paying substantially more after prices hit a 15-year high last month

Wilko CEO Mark Jackson said the company had “no choice but to take the difficult decision to enter into administration“ after failing to secure a rescue deal, meaning 12,000 jobs are now at risk

Disney+ is introducing two new packages from November 2023 and existing customers will automatically be moved to the more expensive plan unless they take action

Drivers can now get in trouble just for touching a phone or any device that can send and receive data when behind the wheel - and they could be slapped with a £200 fine

The new Clotted Cream Fudge Cold Brew is the first ever drink to launch exclusively in the UK and is being released to celebrate 25 years since Starbucks first opened here

From the supermarkets - including Asda, Tesco, Sainsbury's and Morrisons - to restaurant chains such as Bills, Bella Italia and Yo! Sushi, there are plenty of places where little ones can eat for cheap

If your flight is cancelled, you can either ask for a refund of the ticket or ask to be rebooked on a replacement flight - but you may also be due compensation as well

The bargain supermarket does not allow customers to pack bags at the till because it slows them down and people are often left in hysterics at the speed staff scan items through