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HMRC pension tax refund letters: How to check if you’re owed money
More than a million people are due to get HMRC pension tax refund letters. You could be owed around £70, we explain how to check your eligibility and avoid scams.
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Autumn Budget 2026: What could happen to Universal Credit, PIP and other benefits?
Autumn Budget 2026 could bring changes to Universal Credit and PIP. Find out what’s confirmed, what’s been proposed and what claimants should know.
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Free Autumn family days out including National Trust, Heritage Open Days and farms
Looking for free family days out this autumn? From National Trust walks and Heritage Open Days to museums, woodlands and nature reserves, here are some budget-friendly ideas.
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Supermarket freebies: 7 things you can get for nothing right now including free cake at Morrisons
From free cake at Morrisons to kids' meals and loyalty rewards, here are some top supermarket freebies available right now and how shoppers can claim them.
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Christmas jobs 2026: John Lewis hiring seasonal workers now
Retailers are gearing up for the busy festive period by hiring extra workers now. If you're looking for a job, here are the firms that have started hiring.
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Mortgage rates rising as Santander and HSBC up costs for borrowers: Should you fix now?
Mortgage rates are rising again with HSBC and Santander among the lenders increasing borrowing costs. Experts are warning costs are now about to head up. Here's what borrowers need to know and whether no is a good time to fix their deal.
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Benefits you could be missing out on as billions goes unclaimed – including Council Tax and water bill help
Millions of households are missing out on financial support because they don't realise what they are entitled. Here is the full list of help that people are failing to claim.
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Cinema tickets for £4 at Vue, Odeon and Cineworld - How to claim National Cinema Weekend offers
This weekend is National Cinema Weekend. You can get £4 tickets at chains including Vue, Odeon, Cineworld. Here's what you need to know.
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State Pension payment dates September 2026: Why some pensioners will be paid twice
State Pension is usually paid every four weeks, which means some months can have two payment dates. Here’s why it happens, who could be affected and what to do if you receive two payments in September.
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UK bond yields rise: What it means for mortgage rates, savings and your money
UK bond yields are rising and this can affect mortgage rates, savings accounts, pensions, investments and household budgets. Here's what you need to know.
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Universal Credit: Full list of extra benefits, help and freebies you can claim
If you're on a low income and claiming Universal Credit, you could ne tapping into more forms of support and money to help budgets feel a little less pressured. Extra help includes discounts, council tax support, childcare help, and free prescriptions.
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Winter fuel payment 2026: Check if you qualify for £200 or £300 under £35,000 rule
Millions of pensioners could receive a Winter Fuel Payment this year, but there is an important change that means some people will have to pay the money back through the tax system.
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Bailiff rules are changing: New protections for people in debt explained
The government has unveiled plans to strengthen regulation of private bailiffs in England and Wales to protect people struggling with debt
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Should you buy now or wait? House prices and mortgage rates for buyers explained
If you are first-time buyer hoping to get on the property ladder, you will need to keep a close eye on both mortgage rates and house prices. The markets have both affected by the global economy and conflict in the Middle East. This is how the picture looks going into the Autumn for 2026.
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Child Trust Fund: Could you claim free money worth up to £2,000?
It sound too good to be true, but hundreds of thousands of young adults in the UK are missing out on free money with an average value of £2,000 each. Child Trust Funds were set up for every eligible child born between 1 September 2002 and 2 January 2011.
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EE 30% off scam: How you can tell if the discount call is genuine or fraudsters
Fraudsters are claiming to be calling from EE and offering customers a discount on their existing plan, but the calls are actually fraudsters trying to scam you. Here is what to do - and what not to do - if you get the call.
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Best Aldi wine dupes: Cheap alternatives for Whispering Angel, Oyster Bay, chicken wine and more
Aldi's lookalike wines often deliver similar flavour profiles for top brands at a fraction of the price, making them a hit with savvy shoppers. Some of the best versions are alternatives to Whispering Angel, 19 Crimes and 'Chicken Wine'.
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Job help for young people: Free schemes to help find work, training or apprenticeships
Young people looking for work can get free help with finding a job, writing a CV, preparing for interviews, getting work experience and finding apprenticeships. We explain the support available.
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