All news by author: Ruby Flanagan

Tonight's episode, which the Money Saving Expert said was a "must watch for 45 to 70-year-olds", covered pensions and Martin shared how you could possibly add tens of thousands of pounds to your state pension

It has been widely reported that Tesco is changing its Clubcard rules from tomorrow with members only having a few hours left to take advantage of its current rules

The scam, highlighted by the consumer group Which?, involves a message which offers the chance to "win one of 750 Guinness mini fridges" full of beer - which in this case is too good to be true

The price lock on the 500 products will remain in place until the end of August and will be across products bought both online and in store

New data from Elexon, the company responsible for managing the electricity balancing and settlement system, shows which energy firms have the most customers with the Radio Teleswitch Service device

The opening of the new Whittlesey store on Eastrea Road, which has created 30 new jobs for the area, will be on Thursday, June 29 at 8am

To buy this particular wedding dress brand new, Annie would've had to fork out over £6,500 however she cut the cost by over £4,000 by buying her dream dress on Gumtree instead

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) was forced to release a statement last month as many claimants complained after receiving less than they expected in their latest payments

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) will be giving out the £150 disability cost of living payment between June 20 and July 4 this year

The DWP's "Pension Credit Week of Action" runs from Monday, June 12 until Friday, June 16, as part of its ongoing efforts to encourage more older people to claim the benefit

Brits have until the end of July to plug any gaps in their National Insurance record which will give them the full state pension when they reach the official retirement age

If you have a good credit history, then this can help you save hundreds, or even thousands in some cases - here we explain ways having a good credit report can save you money in the long run

Analysis has revealed that fewer than one in five private rental properties in England were viable within the current local housing allowance rates

Joe has three spare car parking spaces at his home in Brighton which he rents out to everyone and anyone for a fraction of the price compared to the cities public car parks

Which? has reported the supermarket chain to the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) claiming that Tesco does not provide detailed pricing information on its loyalty card offers

The hack was shared in the recent Money Saving Expert newsletter but be warned as Martin Lewis said stoozing was only for the "debt free and financially savvy"

The added pressures of inflation-linked food price rises, alongside high energy costs and increasing mortgages and rents have forced many to turn to shoplifting to try and get by

Staff at some major UK supermarket chains have received a few pay rises over the last year but how does that compare to the big bosses paychecks?

Aldi, which currently has 990 stores in the UK, will be opening two locations in June and a further three new stores in July

M&S says a combination of improved shelf life and a better overall quality of milk meant customers can “use their judgement” before throwing away the milk

Authorised Push Payment (APP) scam have quickly become one of the most "significant" types of fraud accounting for nearly £500million in losses in the UK last year

The concept of a universal basic income is not new, but the current cost of living crisis has led to more serious discussions on whether it should be or could be implemented in England

The cash shortfalls for unpaid carers sit at around £207 a month or £2,494 over the course of a year due to the cost of caring

The latest MSE newsletter urged those claiming Tax Credits to check if they could switch over to Universal Credit as childcare support will be increased by up to£522 this month

Universal Credit’s maximum childcare payments will rise nearly 50% from June 20 up to £1,630 per month