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Laura Suter, head of personal finance at broker AJ Bell, has highlighted five tax allowances that all families and households should look into to see if they can save some money

It is claimed 80,000 households owe £5,000 or more - and in some cases, benefit recipients were only made aware they owed money when they were moved over to Universal Credit

In the recent MSE email, parents of children who are aged 16 and in full-time education could risk losing their benefits if they fail to contact HMRC before the end of this month

“Payments on account” are advance payments towards your tax bill, normally made by self-employed workers or those with untaxed income - and you need to make your next payment very soon

Tax Credits claimants should have received a renewal pack from HMRC in the post, explaining if they need to take action by July 31 - here is what you need to know

MPs said many young adults do not know about their savings or have lost track of them, adding that officials 'may as well have buried these billions of pounds on a desert island'

Child Benefit is a monthly payment available to parents or anyone in charge of looking after a child - it is worth £24 a week for the first child and £15.90 a week for any additional child

Here Mirror Money explains how to check if you are paying too much tax, the steps you need to take to claim it back, and how long this can take

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) used to automatically add National Insurance credits to claimants' records - but switched to doing this manually from 2017/18

HMRC will look at National Insurance records to identify as many people as possible, then the DWP will recalculate your state pension and check if you are due any arrears

Cost of living payments are being offered to Brits who have been eligible for various means-tested benefits this year for further cushioning against soaring bills and living costs

Each year, Tax Credit claimants must renew their claim and around 300,000 claimants still need to do this by the deadline at the end of next month

Keeping on top of your finances has never been more important, as the cost of living crisis continues to stretch wallets up and down the country - and here are seven things to be aware of in July

The fines were handed to people who earned less than the personal allowance - which is the amount you can earn before you start paying tax and currently sits at £12,500

The Match of the Day presenter was cleared by a judge in dispute over whether he had underpaid on income from BBC and BT Sport but HMRC have filed an appeal

Every year, millions of pounds are lost due to tax code errors as many people in the UK are unaware of what their tax code actually means

HMRC has extended the deadline to purchase voluntary National Insurance (NI) contributions until April 5, 2025 - the cut-off was previously April 5, 2023 and then later July 31, 2023

The government rejected a call to engage with the first trial of a universal basic income scheme in England despite growing threats to workplace environments - including artificial intelligence

Each year, Tax Credit claimants must renew their claim and HMRC warned how criminals used important deadlines such as this to try and steal money or personal information

Child Trust Funds were offered to children born between September 1, 2002 and January 2, 2011, having been launched by Labour in 2005 - so do you have a forgotten account?

Child Benefit can give parents an extra few hundred pounds every year and they continue to get the cash until 20 if their child stays in full time education or training

The Government's tax free childcare scheme gives parents up to £2,000 a year to help with childcare costs and HMRC is urging more parents to take advantage of the scheme

The saving scheme was set to end in September this year but the extension means millions more could benefit from the saving bonuses

Benefits will be paid early for some people this week - but being paid early does mean you need to make your money last, as you’ll have a longer wait until your next payment

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) recently confirmed that from April more people claiming Tax Credits only would receive letters inviting them to claim Universal Credit