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Top tips for saving money on your summer holiday bookings
Holidays tend to be family's greatest expense. Find out how to make easy savings on your summer getaway
Election updates from this weekend you should know about
It’s manifesto week, with all the parties running in the general election set to unveil their key pledges over the coming days. Find out the latest money-related announcements.
Carers Week: most have no choice about becoming an unpaid carer
As Carers Week 2024 (10-16 June) gets underway, a new study reveals 10 million unpaid carers in the UK had no choice when it came to taking on that role. Find out what the research uncovered and what help’s available if you’re an unpaid carer.
Those with the least ‘hardest hit by tax and benefit changes since 2010’
As a new report finds the poorest households have been hit hardest by tax and benefit changes made since 2010, find out what help's available if you're struggling.
Money policies from this week on the election trail
As parties reveal their plans ahead of next month’s general election, we’ve gathered this week’s top money-related policy announcements to help you decide who to vote for.
Motorists to be hit with large fines if they break June’s new driving laws. Find out what they are
New laws that came into effect on 1 June could result in divers being fined up to £980
May’s cheapest supermarket revealed and other ways to cut your food bill
As the cheapest and priciest supermarkets in May are revealed, we offer tips on ways to keep your grocery bill down.
“All I do is work to live”: full-time worker confronts PM in election debate
A woman told Rishi Sunak during the first general election debate that she’s finding it hard to “make ends meet”. Find out what support you can get if you’re being affected by the cost-of-living crisis.
Major high street bank to hike overdraft charges
Lloyds Banking Group has announced new rules that could see customers charged up to 49.9% interest for dipping into their overdraft. Find out if the changes will affect you
Nearly half of Brits dip into savings to cover everyday costs
Despite inflation falling and consumer confidence growing, households are still feeling the pinch
Energy debt is ‘trapping people in a cycle of misery’
People who fall behind with their energy bills are being trapped in debt and it's worse for those on prepayment meters, according to new research. Find out what to do if you’re in arrears and your energy supplier is pressuring you to move to prepayment.
Adults in need would get free personal care under Lib Dems
The Lib Dems will offer free personal care for adults in England if they are elected, leader Ed Davey has pledged.