All news by author: Ruby Flanagan

People claiming Tax Credits will be asked to move over to Universal Credit as part of the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) "managed migration" process this December

In a statement to the business newspaper City AM, a KFC spokesperson confirmed the news and said that the change has been introduced from today (October 26 2023)

This Sunday is National Pension Tracing Day - the day has been coined to bring awareness to the nearly three million pensioners which are believed to have "gone astray"

The DWP does have schemes in place to aid vulnerable groups over the winter months with these schemes providing one-off - or potentially reoccurring - payments to help with the costs

The Money Saving Expert team shared the tip in the most recent MSE newsletter and although the hack doesn't require you to switch banks - it does in fact involve a bank

Currently, Disney+ customers pay £7.99 a month - £95.88 over 12 months - or £79.90 for the year if you pay upfront but from November 1, it will increasing prices and adding new plans

If you are looking to get a sale agreed upon by Christmas day then sellers should try and get the home on the market this week

The upmarket supermarket and retailer announced earlier this year that its store at Eagles Meadow in Wrexham will be shutting its doors for good this autumn

The £300 payment is the second of three cost of living payments and is being paid to over eight million people claiming certain DWP and HMRC benefits

Residents of North Yorkshire Council don't have long to claim as the deadline for getting your vouchers is today (October 24) at 11:59pm

So far this month, the frozen food supermarket chain has closed one store and three more will be going over the coming weeks

Section 21 notices are commonly called the "no fault possession notice" as landlords don't have to give a reason for wanting to take possession of the property

The coin design is based on the incredibly popular picture book by the late Raymond Briggs which tells the story of a young boy who builds a snowman which comes to life

Mirror Money has compiled a full list of the recent recalls, the reason behind the move, and the steps you need to take if you have purchased one of these products.

According to research by the Pension Policy Institute last year there were 2.8 million lost pension pots with a total value worth around £26.6billion

According to the economics think tank The Growth Commission, Brits will be paying £75billion more in income tax from 2027/28 - this is equivalent to 9p more per person

The frozen food specialist has closed around 20 of its stores since the beginning of this year with the next two set to shut for good on Saturday October 28

Two Homebase stores are set to close next month with a third planned to shut in December before Christmas

If you pay your energy bills by direct debit - or if you're on a water meter - you may have built up credit on your accounts

Affinity Water says the £50 support payment will hopefully cushion the impact of inflation-linked price and bill increases for certain vulnerable customers

The vouchers are being given out by North Yorkshire Council through its Household Support Fund scheme

Recent analysis of turkey prices found that out of 21 frozen whole turkey and turkey crowns 13 of them saw price rises of over 10% on average since last year

The new digital Black Card has been launched as part of a competition to celebrate the return of the coffee chain's popular festive drink the Black Forest Hot Chocolate

A recent parliament report warned that millions of smart meters could become "useless" when the 2G and 3G phone networks are scrapped

Earlier this week Asda announced that 14 new Asda Express sites would open with the first seven opening their doors to the public on October 18