Finance

Condensation in your home is never a welcome sight but there's an easy test you can complete to check if the air-tight seal on your glass windows could be causing the problem

Consumers who enter a debt solution which is not right for them can face dire consequences and could force them to stay in debt for much longer

A cleaning expert has claimed there's one mould hotspot in our bathrooms that we all forget to clean - and it's one of the most 'unsanitary' parts of our homes

The free cash comes through the NHS Healthy Start scheme which can give you a prepaid card offering between £4.25 and £8.50 a week to spend on your food shop

An expert has warned people that they could be undergoing popular habits in their home - especially with their dishwasher - which could be rather costly without them even realising

The UK Government announced that the Energy Bills Support Scheme Alternative Funding application portal is expected to be up and running by Monday, February 27, 2023

The dad of two told the Money Saving Expert that he and his partner have eight-month-old twins and are currently facing a staggering £3,000 a month bill for childcare

This quirk in determining the price of electricity has meant UK households have overpaid by up to £7.2billion throughout 2021 and 2022 according to the new research

The majority of the Government's support schemes are still going and those that are not will still allow you to raise a claim until the end of March so

Aldi has been named as the UK's cheapest supermarket during the month of January where a single shop could see a saving of £26 compared to the most expensive, according to consumer watchdog Which

A mum has transformed her daughter's room on a budget with some great wallpaper and a keen eye for detail after her friends were saying her room was too 'babyish'

Consumer rights expert Martyn James explains everything you need to know about energy prepayment meters amid a worrying rise of more people being moved over to them

Jaki spoke to Mirror Money today after an investigation by the Times revealed that British Gas "routinely" sends debt collectors to break into customers’ homes and force-fit pay-as-you-go meters, even when they are known to be vulnerable

An investigation found that people on Universal Credit were having their state pension record "manually" corrected when they were within four months of turning the state pension age rather than automatically like the DWP report

A make-up artist has shared a simple trick to help create a glam look that's similar to those created by Charlotte Tilbury, but without having to splash out on high-end products

The giant has said 19 pubs have been sold off and 35 hostelries have been put on the market, and now a further outlet has also been added to the list as customers are hit by the cost of living crisis

Job experts think Brits need to change their behaviour at work in order to succeed and get a promotion. Here they share a trick that could help you climb up the ladder

The base rate has today been increased from 3.5% to 4% and remains at its highest level since 2008 - but what exactly does it mean for your money? We explain what you need to know

If you are struggling to pay your energy bills and have built up debt on your account, then your supplier may want to move you onto a prepayment meter and sometimes you will not

Mirror Money editor Levi Winchester will be joined by Bestinvest personal finance analyst Alice Haine to chat through everything you need to know about the Bank of England base rate announcement

Toño Piñeiro is a Valencia-based builder who had been renovating his retirement home when he stumbled across the cash-full canisters - but there was a painful catch

It comes after The Times claimed in an undercover investigation that the energy giant had used debt collectors to "break into" the homes of vulnerable customers

Admitting that she always chooses 'cheaper options' at restaurants, a woman has said she 'absolutely hates' splitting the bill as she can struggle to afford the costs

Energy companies like British Gas obtain court warrants which give them the legal right to enter a property and fit the pre-payment meter if customers haven't paid their bills

The latest figures follow MPs hearing that around 12 million households are now spending more than 10% of their income on energy bills - the previous definition of fuel poverty