All news by author: Ruby Flanagan

Lloyds Pharmacy announced earlier this year that it was to close all 237 of its pharmacies in Sainsbury’s supermarkets by the end of the year

The supplement has been paid to certain staff members in the South East of England for many years to make up for the higher costs of living near London

The Money Saving Expert spoke on his BBC Five Live podcast yesterday and talked about how energy prices are most likely going drop in July

More than 800,000 taxpayers claimed tax refunds for work expenses during the 2021 to 2022 tax year - with the average payout being £125

If you are a renter in England or Wales, then the deposit you pay when entering your tenancy agreement needs to be held in a Government-backed protection scheme - if not you could be owed cash

At the moment, around 1.6 million temporary workers are missing out on holiday pay, despite being entitled to it

The Waspi group say the poor communication over the changes left them with "insufficient time" to prepare for up to six years longer without their pension

If you did not claim Pension Credit during this period – even though you were eligible – time is running out to make a claim, and to make yourself eligible for the payment

Shoezone is a popular retailer and can be considered a staple part of the British high street having been around since the 1980s

Sadly most of these stores will be disappearing from the local high street - but others will be moving or replaced with other stores

The rarest coins have been revealed in the latest ChangeChecker scarcity index, which tracks the most sought after coins in circulation over the last three months

Martin Lewis shared how his "heart sinks" when he hears stories from people who didn't get around to booking their travel insurance and have lost money because of it

Benefits were raised by 10.1% from April 10 however claimants have not seen their payments increase just yet due to the Universal Credit assessment period

The Rental Reform Bill has been described as a "once in a generation overhaul" and includes a host of reforms - here we explain what these major reforms mean for you

The upmarket retailer announced yesterday that it will no longer be working with advertising agency Adam&eveDDB who have created some of John Lewis' most beloved Christmas adverts since 2009

Co-op told the Mirror that the new vac-pack packaging format will start to appear on its store shelves this week and after a staggered rollout they will eventually be sold across all sites

Greggs has been in a row with Westminister Council for the last year as they refused the bakery chain's application to operate between 11pm and 5am at its Leicester Square store

On April 1 2023, the minimum wage in the UK rose by 92p from £9.50 to £10.42 an hour and this is the legal minimum an employer can pay anyone working in the UK

Faye shared how she was a frequent shopper at her local charity shops and often stumbles across some great finds - and this looks like one of her best

M&Co fell into administration for the second time in two years at the start of December last year but was saved when the brand and intellectual property were sold to AK Retail Holding earlier this year

Tesco's line of own brand pasta, such as penne and spaghetti, has been reduced by 15p and its vegetable and sunflower oil have been reduced by up to 15p

Many of us are guilty of having McDonald's sauces, old coffee cups, receipts and random pieces of clothing dashed about our cars, but most people don't realise it could be a costly mistake

If you claim Universal Credit you will be given an Online Journal account - so here we explain how to log into your Universal Credit account and what else you can do through it

Yesterday, the Bank of England increased its base interest to 4.5% from 4.25% - which was the 12th rise since December 2021 when the rate was 0.1%

The cafe is the latest to open out of a collaboration between Primark and Greggs which has seen similar cafes open in Birmingham, London and Newcastle