Finance

Martyn James is a leading consumer rights expert and this week he delves into what you need to know if you're worried about being cut off from your gas and electric

You currently pay £159 a year for a TV licence but this will increase to £169.50 on April 1, an increase of 6.6% - but there is a way to beat the rise by renewing it early.

Sometimes, your stainless steel appliances can look dull and lacklustre - but one cleaning guru has shared a £1.50 skincare product that could completely change the game

When a dad discovered that his four-year-old son had ordered nearly 1000 Peparamis and bagged a delivery slot on his mother's phone, the family was left in stitches

Shoppers have praised fashion retailer Primark for their 'inspirational' inclusivie underwear range that is designed to help people with additional needs and disabilities

As hundreds of thousands of UK households are slated to face fuel poverty due to hikes in energy price caps - one expert has recommended a simple tip to cut your bills when doing the laundry

As running costs continue to run high the UK may see further losses on our high streets - this weekend alone five different brands and retailers are closing stores

The Money Saving Expert (MSE) website founder returned to screens again this week for the latest episode of the Martin Lewis Money Show and this week's episode focused on housing - so the cost of rent, mortgages, and house prices

An overdraft lets you borrow money through your current account, so it’s a form of debt as it needs to be repaid - but how does this affect your credit score?

Richard Holden said there will be "more of that later in the year as well" after a challenging week for the Prime Minister

The help comes in the form of a Budgeting Loan which is available to people who are claiming certain income-based benefits and from a Budgeting Advance, which is very similar but only available to those claiming Universal Credit

The U.N. trade body sounded an alarm that global trade is being disrupted by attacks in the Red Sea, the war in Ukraine, and low water levels in the Panama Canal

Council tax is normally split over ten months instead of 12 - you pay from April to the following January, then you get February and March off

Energy companies are set to produce enough oil and gas between now and 2050 that would equal 15 years' worth of the European Union's annual emissions, according to analysis by Global Witness

A mum who swears by cleaning hacks has shared the ultimate way to get harsh stains out of baby clothes or white washes - with three cheap products

Banks offer switching incentives to entice customers into moving their cash to them however the pool of incentives has dried up a tad with another bank axing its switching offer

HMRC received more than 130,000 reports about tax scams in the 12 months to September 2023, of which 58,000 were offering fake tax rebates

Analysts expect the oil giant's annual adjusted earnings to hit £21.08 billion in the full year

The company is said to be looking at investment opportunities for its cruise division

Due to the criteria of PIP, it means that a broad range of conditions and disabilities can make you eligible to claim and this includes a whole list of musculoskeletal conditions

There are new regulations regarding log burners, and this could mean that you might get landed with 'large fines' if you are not seriously careful, an expert has warned

Allwyn's recently-appointed UK boss Andria Vidler said that the group will not be able to make any of the bigger changes it had pledged to introduce until next year

The company said it was particularly boosted by its stores in UK airports, railway stations and hospitals in recent months

A woman was left horrified when pals tried to dump a £120 bill on her, even though her portion of the meal was only meant to cost £20 after she purposely ordered water

The Ofgem price cap sets a limit on unit rates for gas and electricity, as well as standing charges, so your total bill still depends on how much energy you're using