All news by author: Ruby Flanagan

Shell launched into the home energy supply market in 2018 after taking over First Utility and rebranding the business to Shell Energy Retail - it currently has around 1.4million customers

The Money Saving Expert founder Martin Lewis often appears on the ITV daytime show to share his financial tips and wisdom and today was no different to normal

When you claim benefits, you usually have to report all changes in circumstances to the DWP as it could affect your entitlement to the money or how much you get

After heavy speculation and cryptic clues on social media, Nando's has finally confirmed that Fully Loaded Chips will be on the menu from today

Nearly half of electricians and gas engineers have been asked to tamper with electricity or gas meters in the last year - and almost a third have seen evidence of tampering in homes

The frozen food retailer announced plans to shut several stores earlier this year and after the next closures 11 Iceland sites will have gone

Aldi has once again beaten all its rivals in a ranking of the lowest-cost places to do your shopping, at just £68.60 to buy 40 items - with Lidl following close behind

The move follows a trial the discount supermarket conducted earlier this year where it turned the lights down in four of its stores

Lidl, Co-Op and Sainsbury's now all offer the new recyclable packaging on their own brand beef mince products in a bid to reduce plastic waste

The Food Standards Agency (FSA) flagged the issue which has affected products such as chocolate, cheese, popcorn and ready meals sold at Asda, Lidl and Sainsbury's

Around £9billion worth of old paper banknotes are still in circulation around the UK - if you still have you shouldn't worry as you are still allowed to swap them for the new plastic notes

Drivers have been urged to be aware of certain Highway Code rules which could land them with a hefty fines whilst driving over the summer

We are all trying to cut costs on our food shop where we can and swapping fresh for frozen is a popular options for saving money on supermarket shops - but how much does it really save?

Asda says the switch to clear caps, which will be across Asda's own label fresh milk range, will allow 207million plastic milk tops to be recycled to make new milk bottles each year

Barclays has announced a further 10 bank branch closures, taking the number of sites that will close for good this year to 132 - see if one is shutting near you

The interest rates offered on regular saver accounts has started to boom with the newest addition to the market paying a rate of 9% - but how do they all compare?

Malt vinegar brand Sarson's is reimbursing fish and chip meals up to £11 to help increase the footfall at chippies this year as more and more chippies struggle to stay afloat

This week's Money Saving Expert "Success of the Week" came from someone only known as Sandra who recently decided to ditch her cash ISA and switch over to another paying a better rate

Argos will be closing all of its 34 stores in the Republic of Ireland by the end of this month saying that investment in the Irish part of the company was no longer "viable" and the money would be better spent elsewhere

Many are not aware that they can claim for damage caused to their cars by potholes and the recent MSE newsletter reported that £22.7million was paid out to Brits for pothole damage last year

For years people have been calling on Nando's to stick something very particular on their menu and now their prayers seem to have been answered with the new menu item arriving at stores on June 6

Currently, Tesco Clubcard points are worth three times their amount when you shop with a Tesco Rewards partner - but from June 14, Clubcard points will only be worth twice their amount

Property costs continue to remain at some of the highest prices the UK has ever seen - but some cities are more suited for first time buyers with one being crowned the "cheapest" city to buy your first home

The high street bank found that there had been a "surge" in criminals tricking people into paying for goods and services that don’t exist on social media - with the average amount lost being £570

At the moment, the banks are set to pay £100million to those impacted however compensation payout could be as high as £500million