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Martin Lewis told viewers that the Government has said that it has given out the £200 alternative energy support payment, however, some people may have received the cash yet

The comparison site Uswitch estimates that around 11 million people who are out of their initial contract period could dodge the hike by switching to a new deal now

The cash will be collected through the Dormant Assets Scheme, which unlocks money from forgotten bank and building society accounts, when it is not possible to reunite people with their lost money

The 20% discount was first introduced back in July 2021 and it was launched as a "thank you" to emergency service workers and Mcdonald's plans to keep the scheme "indefinitely"

The official extension comes after members of the public raised concerns about missing out as many were struggling to get through to jammed DWP and HMRC phone lines

Wetherspoons is one of the most popular pub chains in the UK and have over 800 sites but the chain has not managed to dodge the effects of the rising cost of living and are closing a large number of its sites

Even though it may not feel like it, spring is on its way and by the end of this month, the UK should be seeing temperatures a little warmer than we are experiencing now

The move to power the coal-fired stations comes as temperatures in the UK are predicted to fall as low as -15 degrees in some areas of Scotland, which beats the previous record of -10.4 degrees set in January

This small increase in wages is the third seen by Lidl staff over the last 12 months with pay increases announced happening in both March and October of 2022

The reselling trend sees budding entrepreneurs take heavily discounted products from budget stores and supermarkets and sell them on for profit through Amazon and other sites

Simon Conley, who runs Fountain Fresh at New Smithfield Market said there was a shortage of tomatoes but the wider issue was something that had been "building for years"

The new standalone Curi.o.city stores will sell gifts, stationery and souvenirs from a mix of third-party brands which aims to fill the gap in the market left by Paperchase

The court ruled that the tenant's home was "not fit for human habitation" and the landlord had "acted in cynical disregard of his obligations as a landlord"

The maintenance suppliers, who have been with Morrisons for decades, are reported to have been informed that their contracts may end in July

Will is a massive music fan and when he saw Dua Lipa was touring, he knew he needed to be there and risked losing hundreds of pounds to see the singer live in concert

In response to the current cost of living crisis, supermarkets in the UK have introduced a number of different measures to try and support customers

The Thrift vintage shop opened three years ago and has built up a strong following from students who attended the store's popular "kilo sales"

Royal Mail has said the decision to up the price was made after "careful consideration" and in light of the 25% drop in letter volumes since the Covid-19 pandemic

The Asda regular told YorkshireLive they were an "Asda Rewards" member and made the £50 saving by keeping an eye out for Asda Rewards labels in their local store

As temperatures fall next week, Toolstation warns that insufficiently insulated condensate pipes are likely to freeze up and cause boilers to stop working - which could cost you

Martin Lewis' comments come after the BBC reported yesterday that some energy firms are preparing to amend bills with the expectation the Government will keep support at or near current levels

This week's MoneySavingExpert newsletter's "success of the week" was from Rhianne who told her friend about Martin Lewis' advice about backdated bereavement support

The card retailer, which has been a key player on the UK's high street since 1968, will be closing its stores in Bolton and Whitehaven

The Government said on Wednesday that if customers were unable to pay voluntary contributions by April then it will consider payments made after the cut off

The cost of living crisis is still hitting millions hard and those who are eligible for Government support should be aware of what they can get