Bills & Payments
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FCA cracks down on illegal finfluencers - and why it matters if you get money tips online
The FCA has taken action against illegal finfluencers promoting financial products online, reminding consumers to check firms are authorised and to treat social media money advice with caution.
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Fear of the Dentist Bill Is Catching Up With Fear of the Drill - and That Should Worry All of Us
Nearly one in ten people in the UK are living with dental pain because they cannot afford treatment or access NHS care. Discover why dental visits are becoming a budget decision for many households.
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Inflation rises to 3.3% - why prices are going up again and what it means for your bills
UK inflation has ticked up to 3.3%, with fuel and food costs pushing prices higher. For households on lower incomes, even small increases can stretch already tight budgets. Here’s what the latest rise means for everyday spending and the cost of living this year.
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Moving in together? Here’s how to split bills without falling out
From splitting bills to keeping financial independence, here’s how couples can manage shared finances, avoid money stress, and stay on the same page.
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The Rising Cost of Prom - Why It’s Happening and How to Keep It Affordable
Prom costs are rising, with families spending around £764 on average. Discover why prices are increasing and practical ways to get to prom on a budget without overspending.
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Supermarkets Are Quietly Cutting Their Budget Ranges - And Shoppers Will Feel It
Supermarkets are quietly cutting their cheapest ranges, and shoppers are feeling the impact. Learn why it is happening and how to save money on your weekly shop.
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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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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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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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Car insurance – should you be covered for commuting or business if you use your car to get to work?
Unsure if you need commuting or business car insurance? Find out what each covers, how much they cost, and the risks of driving with the wrong policy.
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You could be owed over £800 from your car finance - millions of drivers set for payouts
Millions of drivers could be owed car finance compensation after a major ruling. Find out if you’re eligible, how much you could get, and when payouts will start.
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All your household bills are changing in April 2026 – here’s what’s going up and what to do
Household bills are rising from April 2026, including council tax, water, broadband and more. Here’s what’s changing and practical ways to cut costs.
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Heating oil help: Government unveils over £50m relief for low‑income households as prices surge
Over £50m in heating‑oil support for low‑income homes has been announced by the government. Find out who’s eligible, how to apply, when help starts, and what else you can do to cut costs.
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WaterSure reform: 300,000 households set for lower water bills from 2027
The Government is reforming WaterSure, cutting bills for around 300,000 low‑income households from 2027. Find out who qualifies, what’s changing, and how much people will save.
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Energy price cap to drop by 7% from April - what it means for you
Energy bills will fall by 7% from 1 April as the energy price cap drops. A typical household will pay £1,641 a year. See what this means for your tariff and bills.
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Student loans explained: What plan you’re on, when you repay, and how it all works
Understand UK student loan plans, repayment thresholds and interest so you know exactly when and how you repay.
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4.2 million working households don’t earn enough for a decent life – what to do if you’re struggling
Research by JRT shows 4.2 million working households don’t earn enough for a decent life, with the majority of children in single-parent households affected. Here's what to do if you're struggling.
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Are you accidentally overpaying your student loan?
About a million people overpay their student loan every year. Learn why accidental overpayments happen, how to check your plan, when repayments should start, and how to claim a refund.
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