Finance

And while four in 10 want to set new savings goals in January, 57% say it's hard to stick to a budget when the cost of essentials keeps changing

The group, which has about 160 stores in the UK, said higher living costs has led to more consumers looking for short-term credit

Access to Work grants are intended to help people with disabilities, or physical and mental health conditions to get practical support, including special equipment, travel costs, or a sign language interpreter.

Heavy rainfall over late autumn, Christmas and into the New Year, has affected crops of cauliflowers, sprouts, cabbages and leeks in Lincolnshire, East Anglia, Cornwall and Scotland

To get the first £100, new and existing customers need to switch their current account - then for the second payment, worth £50, you need to have a qualifying savings account

Money expert Martin Lewis explains the differences between the Help To Buy ISA and Lifetime ISA - while warning anyone under the age of 40 who are yet to buy their first home to act quickly

The gift aid scheme means registered charities can reclaim income tax on donations made by UK taxpayers, effectively increasing the amount of the donation

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has warned that artificial intelligence (AI) will impact 40% of jobs around the world, with 60% of roles affected in advanced economies

The research also indicated slightly more people (41%) feel confident about achieving their financial goals this year than those who are not confident (36%)

A new study by the finance firm Interactive Investors found that 32% - one third - of eligible Brits either don’t intend to claim tax relief on their pension contributions or don’t know how to claim

Customers will no longer have to register via the Shop&Go app on their phones - instead, they can tap their contactless payment card, or mobile phone

The housebuilder also said it is expecting a legal bill for a fire at one of its sites in 2021

Paul Henderson received three separate phone calls from who he believed was The Co-operative bank fraud department - but it turned out to be scammers

As the mercury drops outside, but you crank the heating up inside, dampness and mould may occur in your home - but there's a handy 79p gadget that may solve your problems

The company said it shed 224, or 3.7%, of its fee-earning roles and 57 back office jobs in the final three months of 2023, with reductions made across all its regions worldwide

The charity says the Government's execution has left parents "confused and frustrated" noting that thousands of families could be out of pocket when April 1 hits through no fault of their own

Unite members at the Alexander Dennis plant near Falkirk have rejected a pay offer from management

Some 84% of people said they expected this January to be the hardest yet financially, according to research for Nationwide Building Society

Accounting and business advisory firm BDO said it has recorded UK employment at its weakest since August 2013 in its latest employment index report

The number of potential buyers contacting estate agents about homes for sale in the first week of 2024 was 5% higher than in the same period last year, with the growth in activity strongest in London and the North East of England, Rightmove said

In a statement, an Asda spokesperson said the chain had been trialling a "variety" of new working patterns for managers across 20 stores since September 2023 which included a four day working week

Cold Weather Payments are made to people in England and Wales who receive a range of benefits and are triggered during cold spells between November 1 and March 31

January 15 is National Pothole Day and new figures from the AA show pothole damage to vehicles has reached a five-year high - so how can you make a claim?

A bride is keen to get married but money set backs have left them unable to afford a wedding reception dinner. Despite being happy with just a ceremony, the couple's family are keen for a celebratory meal

Not everyone is entitled to a full state pension, as it all depends on your National Insurance record and how many qualifying years you have - so how much will you get?