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PIP is a disability benefit which is given to those with long-term mental or physical health problems or disabilities - and a few changes will be coming soon

Savers with larger cash pots should now be paying attention to not just the interest rates on offer but the tax implications too

The Amazon Fresh store in Ealing Broadway west London shut for good on Sunday alongside two other stores in Wandsworth and East Sheen

From this week, people claiming Universal Credit who have and are looking after children aged one and two will have to meet work coaches more regularly to help them find a job

Auto Trader analysed around 450,000 used car listings on its site to work out which 10 cars were the most popular taking the least amount of time to sell

Shoppers are set to see a handful of iconic British brands disappear from the high street this week with up to 10 stores set to close

The latest scam is a text message which is being sent to mobile phones saying that the receiver is eligible for a £750 "Living Payment"

The MEN has been comparing the weekly costs of eight popular weekly shop food and drink items at each supermarket chain since March 2022

Heidi told the Mirror that she wanted to make some extra cash whilst she was at university and came across this "easy" way of making money when scrolling through Tiktok one day

New Look has not confirmed the reasons for the sites closures and has not confirmed whether staff at both stores are to be made redundant

The Money Saving Experts' plea followed reports over the weekend that the crackdown on the sector could potentially be shelved by the Government

Recent research by the charity Coram Family and Childcare revealed a British family will pay on average £943 for six weeks of holiday childcare for a school-age child

Compare the Market's research found drivers aged between 25 and 34 could save up to £250 by simply adding an "experienced named" driver to their insurance policy

The frozen food retailer says the move is part of its £26million overall investment to help keep prices low for customers

Argos owner Sainsbury's announced plans to shut around 100 stores by the end of 2024 earlier this year to focus on expanding its presence in supermarkets

Around two thousand people over the state pension age will receive an "invitation to claim" letter this week from the DWP inviting them to claim Pension Credit with a follow-up letter to be sent out in August

Liz Hunter, director at Money Expert, has shared with the Mirror steps mortgage holders should consider if they are coming to the end of their fixed rate mortgage deal

There are three more cost of living payments to be paid out between now and spring next year - and a further winter support payment for struggling older Brits

In a meeting with suppliers, Tesco reportedly described the current market as moving from “inflation to deflation” and told suppliers that it intended to lead on supermarket price cuts

The Money Saving Expert team shared the reminder in a tweet yesterday linking to a blog post sharing a clip from the Martin Lewis Money Show from January of this year

Mirror Money compared the two benefits so you can see what each benefit can give you and whether you should consider moving over to Universal Credit or remaining on Tax Credits

Here Mirror Money explains how to check if you are paying too much tax, the steps you need to take to claim it back, and how long this can take

According to the Royal Mint, the 2p coin with the date 1983 was mistakenly struck with the words "NEW PENCE" on its reverse instead of "TWO PENCE"

This vital element of the Consumer Credit Act is Section 75 - this ensures credit card companies are jointly liable with retailers if goods or services are not delivered

UK house prices are expected to fall from their peak in August last year following the 13 consecutive interest rate hikes from the Bank of England and rising mortgage rates