All news by author: Ruby Flanagan

The Money Saving Expert Martin Lewis and fellow host Susanna Reid discussed the changes to student finance coming in from September this year.

First announced back in the Spring Statement, the maximum amount parents on Universal Credit can claim back each month for their childcare costs goes up by 47%

The online car marketplace cinch has highlighted all the places in the UK with their own clean air zone schemes in place - and most importantly how much they cost

The Centre for social justice, which analysed the figures from the Department for Levelling Up, Housing, and Communities, said that Council Tax areas have grown by £510million in the year up to March 2023.

The Jobcentre sites set to close were originally set up to make sure social distancing guidelines were followed during the Covid-19 pandemic

The Money Saving Expert took to Twitter to urge direct debit customers to take a meter reading before midnight on Friday June 30

Lenders representing 85% of the mortgage market have signed up to the new charter to support customers after interest rates were raised to 5% last week

Ofgem's July price cap will be introduced on Saturday which will see the average yearly household energy bill sit at £2,074 - down from the current level of £2,500 a year

The cost of brewing beer has risen due to higher energy costs, inflation, and supply chain issues - and sadly pubs are forced to pass on the price hikes to customers, they claim

The fines were handed to people who earned less than the personal allowance - which is the amount you can earn before you start paying tax and currently sits at £12,500

From Saturday, July 1, Ofgem's price cap will be reintroduced, and this will set annual energy costs at £2,074 a year for the average household, which equals a rough saving of almost £500 a year

From June 28 (Wednesday) the Department for Work and Pensions will raise the maximum amount that parents on Universal Credit can claim back monthly for their childcare costs.

Supermarket chain Sainsbury's said it would invest £15million to cut the price of its own brand items, such as rice, pasta, cornflakes, jams, and runny honey, as the cost of living crisis continues to bite

Out of 242 councils in England, eight removed their pay and display machines altogether whilst 14 had removed some, as the UK continues to move toward using smartphones for payments

The world's second largest cinema chain has stressed that the move will not impact its British operations and its sites will remain open and operate as usual

If you care for someone else, you might be entitled to help with your day-to-day living costs often carers are unable to take on full time work alongside their caring responsibilities

Rachel has come forward to tell her story as around 40% of romance scams occur during the summer according to research by digital security company ESET

Argos announced in January that all 34 of its Argos stores would close for good this year with the remaining 30 sites shutting their doors today

Yesterday the Bank of England upped its base interest rate to 5% and the Money Saving Expert responded by saying that "help was desperately needed"

Paypal credit customers received the email informing them of the hike in interest merely hours are the Bank of England's base rate rise.

British Gas' PeakSave scheme was introduced as part of the National Grid’s Demand Flexibility Service (DFS) during the winter of last year

The base rate rise is another blow to people with mortgages as the cost of their homes may increase even more as these are usually linked to the base rate

The Energy Bill support scheme gives every household in the country £400 off their energy bills from October 2022 to March 2023 but for prepay customer they need to claim vouchers

Martin Lewis told his followers that they needed to spare a thought to mortgage prisoners who had been paying "over the odds" for 15 years and were now facing "totally unaffordable" 9% mortgages

The central bank's base rate was upped by 0.5 percentage points from 4.5% and remains at its highest level since the 2008 financial crash