All news by author: Ruby Flanagan

One Martin Lewis fan shared how she managed to get a refund worth £3,800 by following his advice and challenging her energy provider on the price of her direct debits

Royal Mail has today asked customers to refrain from sending items to overseas destinations until further notice as it tries to address a "cyber incident"

From the end of February, Sainsbury's shoppers near 175 stores will be able to order their everyday groceries through the Just Eat app and have them delivered in 30 minutes

Instead of forking out £5,000 for the installation of a new kitchen, one mum decided to be a little thrifty which helped her save nearly £4,000

A whole raft of changes to the benefits system is set to come over the next 12 months and if you are claiming a DWP benefit then you should be aware of what they are

Byron Burger announces it will close nine of its burger restaurants after falling into administration with the closures causing over 200 people to lose their job

It is widely known that you can save money on your food shop by taking advantage of a supermarket's points or reward scheme, however one little known scheme can essentially pay you to shop

Octopus Energy aims to have 10,000 homes as part of its Octopus Zero energy tariff by 2030 and is calling on all housing developers in the UK to join the Zero Bills scheme

The Apple CEO, Tim Cook requested the 40% pay cut himself after fewer than two-thirds of Apple shareholders supported his pay package for the last few years

If you have not received your Winter Fuel Payment or your Pensioner Cost of Living Payment by today then you need to contact the Department for Work and Pensions

It's never been more important that you check what you are entitled to claim as during the current cost of living crisis, the extra cash or discount you could get may really help

If your house is at risk of growing mould it is best that you do what you can to prevent it from growing rather than just dealing after it is there and there are several ways you can do this

The new design for Marks and Spencer's reusable shopping bag has been created by Yinka Ilori - a former M&S alumni who worked for the supermarket for eight years as he started out his art career

Research from Citizens Advice found that 3.2 million people in the UK ran out of credit on their prepayment meter last year because they couldn’t afford to top up

The Martin Lewis fan had managed to secure a £2,500 tax rebate by following the advice they had heard on the Money Saving Expert's show in November last year

More energy support ranging from £200 to £600 is set to be given to millions across the UK who have missed out on help over the last few months

The "casual dining" trend of the 2010s brought a plethora of restaurants to UK high streets however, the last few years has seen a lot of them close their doors

Byron Burger first was part of the "casual dining" phenomenon which took place in the late 2000s and early 2010s and at its height had over 60 sites in the UK

As hybrid working becomes the norm, we have created a round-up of the major companies and businesses that have turned their back on the policy and want their staff to return to in-person work

The UK has a few more months of chilly and potentially icy weather yet to go until Spring and some people are still on the look out for cheap and cheerful ways to keep their home warm this winter and also reduce their energy bills

One pub boss warned that if brewers passed on the costs of their energy to consumers, British pub-goers could see the average price of a pint rise to above £10

Tesco has urged customers who have purchased the product to return it to the store they got it from as soon as possible and they will receive a full refund with no receipt required

There are many misconceptions around obtaining cheaper car insurance premiums that could, in fact, could land motorists in hot water says the experts at Bristol Street Motors

After being hit with an energy bill worth £1,700, one mum and her family began a mission to clear the debt by making daily energy changes around the home and in their daily life

Nearly a quarter of a million pensioners have been affected by the DWP's mistake and around £1.46billion worth of state pension payments has been underpaid as a result