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Housebuilders face £4.5bn legal claim over alleged new-build price inflation
Legal action worth up to £4.5 billion could be launched against some of Britain's biggest housebuilders over claims that homebuyers paid inflated prices for new-build properties. More than 700,00 people could be in line for compensation.
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Motability scheme changes explained: What disabled drivers need to know from 1 July
Hundreds of thousands of disabled motorists will see changes to the Motability Scheme from 1 July, with some customers facing higher upfront costs, lower mileage allowances and new fees when taking out a vehicle lease.
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Holiday accommodation scams 2026: how to spot a fake listing before you lose money
A third of UK travellers have seen more holiday scams on social media in 2026. Here's how to check whether a listing is real and what to do if you have already been caught out.
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Universal Credit and benefits payment dates for July 2026 as new DWP rules announced
Millions of households will want to know when benefits will be paid in July 2026 ahead of the summer holidays and the school break. It comes as DWP issues new rules on benefit debts.
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Tesco Clubcard for 16–17 year olds: Why the change matters for saving money on your shop
Tesco has launched a new Clubcard for 16–17 year olds, giving teenagers access to thousands of Clubcard Prices deals and points rewards for the first time. We reveal all you need to know.
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Aldi, Lidl and Tesco launch cheap school uniform deals - why you shouldn't wait until September to buy
Supermarkets including Aldi, Lidl and Tesco have launched cheap school uniform deals, as well as retailers including Matalan. We take a look at what's on offer - but don't hang around as the best priced items will be flying off the shelves.
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The best World Cup freebies including football sessions, Lego, Burger King, coffee, drinks and more
The World Cup 2026 is officially underway, bringing drama, excitement and plenty of freebies for UK football fans. To help you make the most of the tournament, we’ve rounded up the best World Cup 2026 freebies in the UK, including free drinks, kids’ football sessions, Lego giveaways and food deals.
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Great British Summer Savings is live today: who is taking part and how much can you save?
The Great British Summer Savings VAT cut goes live on 25 June 2026. McDonald's, Butlin's, Vue, Wetherspoons and more are taking part. Here's how to make the most of it.
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Savers face 22% charge on cash under new ISA rules
New Isa rules are taking effect in 2027 and it's been revealed that savers could be hit with a 22% charge on cash. We explain the cash ISA and stocks and shares changes.
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DWP to issue driving bans for benefit debts under new rules as warning letters hit doorsteps today
People who owe money to the Department for Work and Pensions face new penalties including driving bans. Updated letters are landing from today urging debtors to get in touch and arrange repayment.
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Santander launches 8% savings account - who can get it and is it worth it?
Savers can now earn up to 8% interest on their money thanks to Santander’s new market leading regular savings account. However, there are important conditions and limitations to consider before opening an account. Here’s everything you need to know about Santander’s 8% saver and how it compares to other savings options.
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StubHub to refund 50,000 fans after illegally drip pricing – are you due a payout?
Fans who have bought tickets through platform StubHub could be in line for payout as the resale platform refunds a massive £590,000.
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Best fans to get through the UK Heatwave from tower models to portable air conditioners
Temperatures are soaring across the UK this week. Whether you're looking for a powerful tower fan, a quiet bedroom fan or a portable air conditioner that can actually lower room temperatures, choosing the right gadget can make all the difference.
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Landlords can now be fined up to £7k over damp and mould under new rules – what it means for renters
Councils can issue fines of thousands of pounds from 22 June 2026 to landlords that are found to have serious hazards in their rented properties.
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Shock app bills: how to stop in-app purchases adding up
In-app purchases, forgotten subscriptions and free trials can quickly turn into shock app bills. Find out how to spot unexpected charges and stop app spending from adding up.
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Keir Starmer resigns: What it means for UK mortgages, pensions and household budgets
Keir Starmer has quit as leader of the Labour Party. Here we explain what you need to know for everything from UK mortgage rates to savings and pensions.
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I’m a shopping expert – the Aldi buys I swear by to save money every week
From £3.99 dishwasher tablets to £5.49 luxury skincare dupes, these are the Aldi products I always switch to for big savings.
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Cost of living at 2.8%: What the latest inflation rate means for food bills, petrol price and family budgets
The UK inflation rate released June 2026 is 2.8%. See what the latest figures mean for food prices, bills and your budget
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