Finance

There are seven collectible Dairy Milk designs in total, with the chocolate bars weighing 180g and coming with a recommended retail price (RRP) of £2

The Government's Wamr Home Discount scheme sees energy suppliers apply a one-off discount of £150 to the electricity bill of low-income or vulnerable customers between October and March

One of the main indexes used to judge how much money you need in retirement is the Retirement Living Standards which is calculated by the Pensions and Lifetime Savings Association

On January 6, National Insurance for employees - so people who are paid their wages via PAYE - was reduced from 12% to 10%, the Government said the move would give the average worker on £34,500 a tax cut of £450 this year

Martin Lewis was back on ITV this Tuesday January 9, where he alerted viewers that they have just over four weeks to apply for backdated bereavement support

Which? tracked thousands of grocery prices across eight UK supermarkets throughout 2023 and found Aldi was the cheapest for 11 months of the year - see the full results below

You need to have your LISA account open for one year before you can use it - which is why Martin suggested depositing even just £1 now, as it gets the ball rolling

Many broadband providers increase their charges each year to account for inflation, leaving customers facing higher bills

Barclays explained that mobile malware is "harmful software" that is specifically designed by criminals to spy, control and attack personal devices such as smartphones, tablets, and smartwatches

During their lifetime, the couple both invested money into the Government-backed saving scheme at the time of his death last year, there was nearly £50,000 saved into her late husband's Premium Bond savings account

Removing frost from your car windscreen before you head out on the roads is vital, and making a little-known mistake with the process could land you a £2,500 fine

Mortgage borrowing costs are coming down because market analysts are expecting the Bank of England to finally start cutting its base rate, which is currently at 5.25%

An estimated 900,000 school age children who live in poverty miss out on free school meals, according to research from the Child Poverty Action Group

In a recent financial update, the popular high street chain announced that it was on track to open 45 new stores in the UK this financial year and that it plans to open a similar number in the next year

one Papa Johns insider says the closures could impact potentially 100 sites however the pizza chain has declined to comment on the exact number of stores that could be closed over the coming year adding that "no final decisions have been made at this time"

Sky Mobile prices will rise by between £1 and £3 a month, which is equivalent to between £12 and £36 a year, from February 14 for out of contract customer

Cold Weather Payments are worth £25 and are sent out to people on certain benefits when the average temperature where you live hits zero degrees or below over seven consecutive days

Local Housing Allowance rates are used to calculate Universal Credit and Housing Benefit payments for tenants renting from private landlords - the level of support is based on the area where the person lives and the size of their household

Reclusive billionaire Denise Coates is Britain's richest woman and earned an astonishing £271million in pay despite her gambling company Bet365 making an annual loss of £72million

Retailer Sainsbury's is set to roll out changes to all stores by the end of them month as it will swap its plastic mushroom packaging for cardboard - saving more than 775 tons of plastic

If your house feels cold this winter even with the heating on, it could be down to a little-known radiator mistake that many of us make - but thankfully it's easy to fix

The new figure is more than double the amount circulated in media reports late last year, with 5,000 jobs having been shed in a major cost-cutting exercise for the major British banking giant

The new Pringles tube is made from recycled paper and has a paper base, instead of a steel base, which means customers can put it straight in their home recycling bin

With extreme cold weather sweeping parts of the country, it's important to take measures to prevent condensation and mould - and there's one rule we should all be following

The DWP will be able to snoop on the bank accounts of people on Universal Credit and other benefits from 2032, it has been confirmed