All news by author: Ruby Flanagan

Ramadan is the ninth month of the Islamic calendar and this year Ramadan will start on the evening of Wednesday, March 22 and end 30 days later on April 21

There are hundreds of different road signs in the UK, each with its own meaning and most drivers are aware of and understand a large majority of them however, there are a few which are a little more obscure

Those switching will be signed up to Ovo's Standard Variable Tariff which is currently under the Government's Energy Price Guarantee (EPG) of £2,500 for the average household a year

The average student in the UK is expected to have a debt of around £43,000 after completing their university course and many are turning away from this traditional route into work

M&S announced last year that it was closing 67 of its larger shops as part of a major shake-up and was going to focus more of its attention on M&S Simply Food

You may be able to catch a glimpse of Tesco's new Easter logo across its delivery vans, billboards, social media posts, in-store signage, digital advertising, and TV adverts from today

Martin Lewis warned that if inflation does eventually come down, then it sadly won't likely lead to prices dropping too as he appeared at the Ideal Home Show last week

A home-cooked meal is always a good, and often cheaper, option for a gift as well as a heartwarming gesture of love and appreciation

If you're caught sleeping while drunk in your car, you may still be penalised for being "in control" of a vehicle whilst over the legal alcohol limit

Between April 2022 and February 2023, the DWP made payments to over 4,000 people which equates to

Hunt told parliament on Wednesday that he was delivering a budget for "growth" and a lot of measures aimed to get people back into work

The Help to Save scheme was set to end in September this year but will now be open until April 2025

Last year, Mere, which has been dubbed Russia's version of Lidl, closed its first and only UK store after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

A spokesperson for Virgin Orbit confirmed the "operational pause" in a statement, but did not comment on the furloughs

Dubbed the "Back to Work" budget, the Chancellor set out a number of major plans to help parents, older people and those off work with disabilities to return to work as well as announcements on benefits, pensions, petrol and pubs

The Chancellor shared his "Back to Work" plan in the Spring Budget today announcing that the Work Capability Assessment (WCA) for benefits will be scrapped

Alcohol duty has been frozen until August 2023 - at the same time, a new system for booze will take effect which taxes drinks according to strength

The cigarette levy is to rise by 12.7% in line with the Retail Price Index (RPI) plus an extra 2% on top of this

Fuel duty is included in the price you pay for every litre of fuel you buy, with the rate currently set at 52.95p-a-litre - the same level it has been since 2011

In January Nando's made headlines after increasing the price of some of its menu items by 16% with the chicken chain

Halfiax's research found that the average monthly cost of owning a three-bedroom house for first time buyers was £971 while for renters the monthly cost was around £1,013 a month

Tesco brought in buying restrictions in February in response to supply issues within the industry and put in place a three-item buying limit per customer

When buying medicines over the counter, The Money Saving Expert told viewers to check if the different medicines have the same Product Licence code

The couple initially lived in a 29 square metre studio flat in Hayes, west London, where they were paying around £1,500 in rent and bills each month

Subway announced in February that its shareholders were "exploring" a sale of the sandwich global chain but did not share the details of the potential sale