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Brits are losing sleep over money worries - how to get support
New UK research shows money worries are keeping people awake at night and leading to panic decisions. We break down the findings and point you to resources that help with bills, debt and everyday costs.
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Do you have a £13 million Pokémon card? Probably not. But you might have one worth hundreds.
Here are 10 Pokémon cards you might own that could be worth far more than you expect.
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How to cancel your gym membership in 2026
If you’re ready to cancel your gym membership in 2026, here’s everything you need to know and exactly how to do it. it depending on your circumstances.
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What to do if your Winter Fuel Payment hasn’t arrived
If you're still waiting on your Winter Fuel Payment, check what's going on before the 28th January deadline.
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Are Easter eggs still real chocolate? The truth about shrinkflation, recipe changes and what you’re really paying for
Chocolate has been hit hard by rising cocoa and dairy costs, and many big brand Easter eggs have slimmed down over recent years.
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Monopoly Go! is addictive - here's how it really makes you spend
If you’ve found yourself searching “Should I delete Monopoly Go?” or “Is Monopoly Go a scam?” then I have been exactly where you are.
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6 unusual side hustles to try in 2026 - and how much you can earn
Whether you’re snapping photos, flipping furniture, or bottling fresh air (yes, really), these ideas could put a few quid in your pocket and a grin on your face.
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Cheapflation is on the rise - the silent squeeze on budget food shopping
Cheap doesn’t reliably mean good value anymore. In fact, it’s often where shoppers are being squeezed the hardest.
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Top jobs in 2026 where you don’t need experience
Here are seven jobs where you can start fresh in 2026 - no experience or qualifications needed.
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2026 key money dates for your diary
Here are the dates in 2026 that’ll hit your pocket – from benefit boosts to bill hikes.
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Paying rent to count towards your credit score
Credit referencing agency Experian has just announced that renting will soon count towards building your credit score.
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The most budget-friendly last minute half term holiday ideas
October half term is fast approaching, and for many families that means scrambling to find a budget-friendly getaway. There are deals to be had if you look around.
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Households face five more years of falling living standards – what to do if you’re struggling
Households across the country could face another five years of falling disposable incomes, according to new research by the Joseph Rowntree Foundation.
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Big changes ahead for free school meals – here's what you need to know
New changes to free school meals mean it'll be easier than ever for more and more eligible children to access them. Here's what this means for your family.
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Why saving for retirement feels harder than ever and what to do about it
Saving for retirement is important, but many people are struggling to set money aside amidst a cost-of-living crisis. Here's what you can do if that's you.
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Over half of school leavers don’t receive a proper financial education
More than half of young people leave school without the financial skills they need; here's how you can help.
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Renters spend £163,000 before buying a home - how to get help
Renters are spending around £163,000 on rent before buying their first home. Here's what to do if you're struggling to cover your rent and save for a deposit.
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16-24 and not in education or work? Here’s what to do
A NEET is a young person who's not in education, employment, or training. Here's what to do if that's you.
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