All news by author: Levi Winchester

Julie Ashfield, managing director of buying at Aldi, has shared five tips on how shoppers can secure lower prices - including red stickers and Too Good To Go boxes

Professor Carolyn Roberts claims water companies have breached competition law by failing to report discharges which would have affected the price they can charge to customers

Pension Credit is a benefit for people who have reached state pension age and are on low incomes - if you're eligible, you'll get a cash boost and other perks will also be unlocked

The odds of winning a Premium Bonds prize will increase from 22,000 to one, to 21,000 to one, from the September 2023 draw - the best rate we've seen since April 2008

The amount parents can claim back for childcare costs rise has risen but most people won't have seen their payments go up until this month as Universal Credit is paid in arrears

Specialist investor Gordon Brothers has reportedly “expressed an interest in partnering with other financial investors” to provide around £20million of equity and £50million in debt financing

New analysis has found “Smith” is the last name most likely in line for a windfall, with a total of 122 unclaimed estates falling under this name, followed by “Jones“ with 78 unclaimed estates

Ian Palmer-Smith, appliance expert at Domestic & General, said the “most common vampire devices ” found in homes include washing machines, dishwashers, tumble dryers, TVs and microwaves

In an update back in June this year, high street pharmacy chain Boots confirmed plans to reduce its number of shops from around 2,200 to just 1,900 over the next year

Changes for customers during the quieter hours will include stopping tannoy announcements, quieter till scan sounds and signposting the dedicated times to all shoppers

Daphne reached state pension age in 2003 and received £38.66 per week, due to having a National Insurance record of 42% - but this should have been boosted to 60% when her husband retied in 2008

The Government has extended the eligibility criteria for Bereavement Support Payment and Widowed Parent’s Allowance so they include cohabiting couples that have children but are not married

A typical household with average energy use pays £2,074 a year under the current price cap but analysts at Cornwall Insight expects this figure to begin to fall from October

The base rate has risen from 5% to 5.25% - as widely expected by analysts - taking it to a new 15-year high and pushing up mortgages for people on variable deals and those about to remortgage

The boss of high street chain Wilko has revealed the business is struggling with "mounting cash pressures" after failing to find emergency investment and this week it is likely to enter administration

The super-cheap homes are located in Pratola Peligna in the Apennine Mountains, in the Abruzzo region of Italy and around two hours from Rome - but not everything is at it seems

The supermarket is introducing exclusive offers for Bonus Card app users from today (August 2) until next Friday (August 11) with each day bringing a new 1p deal for 24 hours only

Savings you'll find at the Co-op if you're a loyalty member include six Co-op free range eggs for £1.40, Co-op sliced loaf at 76p, and Co-op British milk one pint at 85p

Martin Lewis ’ MoneySavingExpert.com website says it has seen people complaining about spending hours trying to get through to Lenvi, the firm which has been running the scheme since June

Universal Credit is replacing the following old-style benefits including Tax Credits and Housing Benefit, with the majority of people expected to be moved over by December 2024

Alcohol duties have risen by 10.1%, in line with the September rate of inflation - in addition to this, alcohol products are now being taxed based on the strength of the drink, rather than by wine, beer, spirit or cider

The first £1million prize went to a Premium Bond holder living in Hereford and Worcester, while the second jackpot winner is from Essex - see how to check the results below

There is a bank holiday on Monday, August 28, for people living in England and Wales - or in Scotland, the summer bank holiday is slightly earlier on Monday, August 7

Under the current rules, you need to collect eight "beans" to get a free drink - but from August 1, you'll need ten "beans" before you claim your reward

The budget supermarket will still use “best before” dates on milk bottles – except for filtered milk – across its stores in England and Wales as part of plans to drive down food waste