All news by author: Ruby Flanagan

The AA said it was seeing a "pump price superstore turf war" in areas where there were multiple different supermarkets in close proximity

M&S introduced the freebie offer in 2020 after it relaunched its Sparks Card loyalty scheme to offer more instant rewards for shoppers - and some people think they've cracked how it works

Boilers usually make up around 50% of your yearly energy bill and Uswitch says that the lowest-grade models can waste around 40% of the money you spend on your gas

Around 1.2million people are said to have a second job in the UK and with extra income, there comes tax implications Brits will need to be aware of

Those who have seen their bills increase were customers on Economy 7 electric tariffs which new analysis found rose by 7.6% on average this January

On this week's episode of the Martin Lewis Money Show, the Money Saving Expert explained what the term "balance transfer" meant and how those with credit card debt may need to act fast

Tesco's pay rise to staff, which was given to help with the rising cost of living, was effective from January 8 which means workers will see the increase in their January paycheck

The current forecasts from energy consultants Cornwall Insight are about £300 a year lower than its previous expectations due to the recent fall in wholesale gas prices

Every water company has its own tailored support and some is available to be claimed right now, while other schemes will come online over the coming weeks and months

The retailer has 34 stores across Ireland and employs around 580 people with the hours worked by staff equating to around 330 full-time roles

Lawyers at the firm Harcus Parker could be taking action on behalf of customers who believed they were unfairly charged high mortgage rates following the collapse of Northern Rock

Premier Food announced the closure of the Staffordshire site, which largely makes unbranded powdered drinks for the group, in its recent trading update

Pick My Postcode lottery is free to enter and you could possibly win a cash prize of £200 each day, and if no one wins, the cash rolls over everyday until someone does

Revolution bar group has around 90 venues across the UK, and the bar chain has said less than 20 of its venues will introduce the reduced trading days

If you are approaching the state pension age, then you need to be aware of this common DWP misconception as it could mean you miss out on your deserved cash

Following two pay increases for hourly-paid warehouse colleagues in 2022, this further rise means colleagues will be paid up to 20% more than at this time last year

Although it has reduced, the Consumer Prices Index (CPI) rate of inflation still remains at one of the highest levels in 40 years as the cost of living crisis continues

Martin Lewis returned to TV screens again and tonight's episode tackles the subject of debt and the Money Saving Expert shared how you could clear all your debt by following the technique of 'snowballing'

It is unclear how many stores and jobs might be put at risk with the possible administration process

Four benefit claimants took the DWP to the High Court in November 2021 arguing that it was "unfair" to exclude legacy benefit claimants from the £20 Universal Credit uplift during the Covid-19 pandemic

Primark has slashed the minimum price you need to spend on its click and collect service but the offer is only available for the next two weeks so you will need to be quick to take advantage of the offer

Wilko announced the news in a letter to its suppliers saying that the 130 year old family-owned company wanted to shift its focus back to its "heritage" as being a home and garden retailer

The popular discount supermarket Aldi has launched a brand new feature on its website called Amazing Savings that aims to help customers save money while they're shopping

Ahead of the second round of Cost of Living payments, the DWP has started to share warnings about scammers looking to take advantage of the help that is being given out

Apparently, price rises by supermarkets just after Christmas are not "uncommon" but the number of increases seen this year is almost double than what is expected