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Pound hits highest level against the euro in more than a year – should you buy your holiday money now?
Holidaymakers heading to Europe this summer could get more for their money this summer after the pound euro exchange rate climbed to its strongest level in more than a year.
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Virgin Media fined £28m – could you be owed compensation?
Virgin Media has been fined a record £28 million by Ofcom after the watchdog found millions of customers had too many obstacles when trying to cancel their contracts. Ofcom has now ordered Virgin Media to review complaints and make sure anyone entitled to compensation receives it.
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How people with ADHD can claim for PIP: When the condition qualifies and how much you could get
If you've been diagnosed with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), you could be entitled to Personal Independence Payment (PIP) - though it's a little more complicated than a simple diagnosis. We explain how much you can get and how to qualify
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How to get a nine-day break from work with just four days of annual leave during the summer holidays
You can get more holiday with fewer days of annual leave in August with a handy trick over the Bank Holiday.
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Mortgage rate war: How low will lenders go and what it means for home buyers
Lenders are cutting mortgage rates ahead of the summer holidays but how much more will costs come down? We look at what the changes mean for buyers and owners
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Can people on benefits get extra money for the summer holidays? Here is the support available
With household bills still putting pressure on budgets, many people claiming benefits
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UK heat wave July 2026: How hot will it get and can you refuse to work or send children to school?
The UK is bracing for another heatwave as temperatures climb again. But can you refuse to send children to school or work in a heatwave? And are you entitled to compensation if plans are melted by the hot weather?
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Car finance compensation update: FCA redress scheme for mis-selling delayed after legal challenge
Millions of drivers hoping for car finance compensation payouts in 2026 could now have to may have to wait until next year after a legal challenge forced the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) to pause key parts of its proposed redress scheme.
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Housing Benefit changes in October 2026 to let thousands keep more of their wages - Will you be better off?
Hundreds of thousands of people in supported housing could soon be better off when they take a job or increase their working hours, under new government rules.
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Weight loss jabs are now available as a pill - but the cost could still land you in debt
The Wegovy pill was approved in the UK in June 2026, but NHS access is years away. thinkmoney research found the average weight loss jab user carries £1,616 in debt to fund treatment. Here's what to know before you start.
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Where to get free Wimbledon food and drink deals this week
From free strawberries and cream to tennis-themed events, retailers and brands are serving up a host of promotions while The Championships are taking place.
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Jobs Guarantee expanded: Thousands more young people on Universal Credit to get paid work
Young people struggling to find work could soon get a guaranteed route into employment, as the government expands its Jobs Guarantee programme across the UK from autumn 2026
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Credit card debt is rising in the UK - 5 ways to avoid arrears and stay in control
The cost of living is putting household budgets under pressure, and more people are finding it difficult to keep up with credit card repayments. Here's how to stay in control before debt becomes a bigger problem.
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Halifax is changing to Lloyds: What the rebrand means for customers
Halifax has been helping people to save, borrow and buy for more than 170 years. Now the brand is disappearing for good and will become Lloyds. Here we explain what it means for customers.
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How to get free drinks in pubs as England play DR Congo in World Cup knockout game - including Heineken pint
The World Cup is in full swing with England taking on DR Congo. If you're planning on watching at the pub with mates, why not enjoy a drink without breaking the bank? We reveal the best pub drink deals available right now.
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The ultimate guide to Universal Credit summer holiday discounts and days out
The summer holidays are almost in full swing. If you claim Universal Credit we explain all the extra help that is available.
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Lidl guarantees job interviews for long-term unemployed and axes need for CVs - should you apply?
Discount supermarket Lidl has launched a recruitment drive fast-tracking long-term unemployed straight to job interviews. Could you benefit?
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Energy price cap rise: Why you should submit a meter reading before 1 July
Households are being urged to take a meter reading today, 30 June, before energy prices increase under Ofgem's latest July energy price cap. We explain how this easy move could save you cash.
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