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Subscription creep is costing households more than £1,000 a year - and AI and mobile games are pushing bills even higher
How much are subscriptions really costing you? With streaming, gaming and AI services becoming everyday bills, households could be spending £960 to £1,200 a year without noticing. Here’s how to manage subscription creep and cut unnecessary costs.
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Millions in the UK are living without basic furniture – what to do if you’re struggling
New data shows millions in the UK lack basic furniture. We explain what furniture poverty means and where to find free or low‑cost help.
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How to plan a budget wedding in the UK without sacrificing your day
The average UK wedding costs £22,000 but yours doesn’t have to. Discover practical tips for planning a budget wedding in the UK.
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The singles tax - why living alone costs more and how to curb it
Living alone is getting harder to afford. New research shows many Brits feel pressured to house‑share. Here’s what the “singles tax” is and how to reduce it.
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AA and BSM driving schools fined over drip pricing – how to spot and report hidden fees
The CMA has ordered the AA and BSM Driving Schools to refund more than 80,000 learners over illegal drip pricing fees. Find out what drip pricing is, how to spot it, and where to report it.
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Council tax rule changes - more time to pay and fewer charges if you miss a bill
New council tax changes mean more time to pay if you fall behind, lower added costs and fairer treatment for vulnerable households.
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How to say no to expensive weddings without losing your budget or your friends
What it really costs to attend, how wedding guest spending adds up and simple ways to save money on gifts, travel and time off.
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Primary school places announced this week - help available if you don’t get your first choice
Offers for primary school places go out on 16 April. Get clear advice on appeals, waiting lists, free school transport, breakfast clubs and other help for families.
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Rogue landlords face £40,000 fines as big renter changes start on 1 May
From 1 May, rogue landlords in England could face fines of up to £40,000. Find out what the new rules mean for renters, how to report bad landlords and how you could claim rent back.
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UK supermarket loyalty point boosters: best offers for the week of 13/04/2026
Find the best UK supermarket loyalty point boosters and spring cleaning deals for the week of 13 April 2026. See top offers from Asda, Iceland, Lidl, Morrisons, Sainsbury’s and Tesco to maximise savings on cleaning supplies, baby essentials and more.
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Unpaid carers may get Carer’s Allowance debts cancelled – here's how
Thousands of unpaid carers may have Carer’s Allowance debts reduced, cancelled or refunded after a government review into unclear earnings guidance. Find out who’s affected, what happens next and what carers need to do.
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Is supermarket surge pricing coming to the UK? Here’s what it really means for your shopping bill
Worried about AI‑driven surge pricing in UK supermarkets? Learn what dynamic pricing really means, what’s changing, and how to keep your grocery bill down.
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Only 1 in 10 understand the State Pension – why relying on it can leave you short and how to plan
New research shows most people don’t understand the state pension. Learn how it works, why it may change, and what you need to do now for a comfortable retirement.
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Get a free biscuit and hot drink at Tesco this Saturday – here’s how
Get a free Tesco Finest hot drink and biscuit this Saturday only at new Park & Pause bays in selected Tesco stores. See the full list of locations and how it works.
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Got a parcel you didn’t order? It could be a scam – here’s what to do
Got a parcel you didn’t order? Here’s what brushing scams are and how to protect your personal details safely.
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Eurostar £35 flash sale: Snap up cheap train tickets to Paris, Amsterdam and more
Bag a bargain break with Eurostar’s £35 flash sale. Cheap train tickets to Paris, Brussels, Amsterdam, Lille and Rotterdam. Sale ends 13 April.
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Millions of workers get sick pay and parental leave from day one – here’s what it means
Sick pay and parental leave rules changed in April 2026. Find out what’s different, who qualifies and what it means for parents and employees.
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First class stamps now cost £1.80 as price nearly doubles in four years
First class stamps now cost £1.80 as prices surge nearly 100% in four years, with Royal Mail blaming falling letter volumes and rising delivery costs.
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