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The Household Support Fund was originally launched in September 2021 and provided local authorities with a cut of a £500million cash pot to help those most in need

The coin in question was released in 2009 to mark 250 years since Kew Gardens opened in 1759 and the Royal Mint estimate that around 210,000 were made

A sale of Boots could be put forward as its US owners reportedly want to refocus the company on the US as operations in the UK and Europe are a "distraction"

BT has admitted that a "small number" of customers had a “duplicate direct debit taken from their bank account“ and that it was working on "fixing the issue" at the moment

Ovo Energy's new tariff is £225 less than the Government's Energy Price Guarantee, which caps the cost of a typical household’s annual energy bill at £2,500

For many, the brighter and warmer forecasts will be exciting news for many, as energy bills have been at a record high since the start of winter last year

Wetherspoons announced last year that it was planning on closing 32 of its sites, before announcing that there would be further closures on top of that

The idea of the pre-authorisation check at petrol pumps is that it blocks out money from your account - £99 at Asda, but at other supermarkets it is £120 - so the store knows you can afford to pay for your fuel

Before heading down to your local store, it is always advisable to double-check the opening hours and you can do this by going to the supermarket's online store finder tool

The motoring group RAC has warned that the expansion will have a ‘massive financial impact on motorists and businesses’, as many will be forced to switch or scrap their vehicles

First launched in 2021, Tesco's Whoosh delivery service is now available in over half of Tesco’s estate of Express convenience stores across the UK

Figures released by the DWP today showed that 46,716 state pensioners have been identified as having underpayments to their state pension, with £300million paid to by those affected

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt announced in the Spring Budget that the sanctions would be applied “more rigorously” to those who fail to meet strict work-search requirements or choose not to take up a reasonable job offer

The Government has not yet confirmed the exact payment dates for Cost of Living payments but has said that the first £301 instalment will be made in the spring of 2023

The bargain retailer B&M currently has around 700 stores in the UK and they are doing well at the moment, as it plans to grow its portfolio to 950 stores

Launched in 2005, Amigo Loans specialised in subprime guarantor loans, which is where a borrower’s friends or family promises to pay back the loan if the borrower can't

As well as discussing water bills, broadband and council tax, Martin Lewis set out a five step guide to beat mobile phone price hikes coming in April

The Noodle Union was launched last year in collaboration with online Youtube personality Niko Omilana and it gives its members access to exclusive offers and perks

In the final episode of the Martin Lewis Money Show of the season, the Money Saving Expert highlighted what people have in store in what is coined "Awful April"

Fans of Mars Wrigley's "Smooth Milk" Galaxy bar were frustrated after seeing the 110g sized bar had increased from 99p to £1.50 in supermarkets

Under UK Law in England and Wales, stores which are larger than 280 square metres have to close on Easter Sunday and Christmas Day

The marriage tax allowance allows the higher earner in your relationship to lower their tax bill by transferring the personal allowance of the lower earner, the Money Saving Expert explained

During the month of Ramadan, Muslims will fast during the hours of daylight and will break their fast at Iftar after sunset where friends, family and members of the community often gather to enjoy a large meal together

Just Eat says the move comes as it tries to "reorganise and simplify" its delivery operation as part of an "ongoing goal" to improve efficiency

In April, water bills are to see the biggest increase in bills for around 20 years, with the annual bill for an average household in England and Wales hitting £448