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December

Big four supermarkets to cut petrol prices again on New Year's Day

Petrol prices at the big four supermarkets will be cut by 2p/litre from New Year's Day, so hold on filling up if you can

31 December 2014

Government gives green light to school savings clubs

The Government's announced it will fund £150,000 for a pilot scheme to set up savings clubs in primary schools

31 December 2014

First Direct starts refunding customers over paperwork blunder

Some customers of First Direct have received a post-Christmas surprise worth thousands, following a paperwork blunder

31 December 2014

Students warned of surge in scams ahead of loan payments

Students expecting the next instalment of their loans in January are being warned to be wary of phishing emails

31 December 2014

Waiting for a City Link delivery? You may have to collect it

Thousands of customers waiting for City Link parcels must head to depots to pick up their packages

29 December 2014

Peer-to-Peer lending to move into the mainstream in 2015

Christine Farnish, chair of the Peer-to-Peer Finance Association, explains why 2015 will see P2P lending go mainstream

29 December 2014

Post-Christmas weather and travel chaos: know your rights

A cold snap led to 100,000 homes losing power, while overrunning engineering works caused train turmoil

29 December 2014

iSupplyEnergy to stop making it difficult for customers to switch

Customers of iSupplyEnergy will no longer be blocked from switching if they don't tell it they're moving elsewhere

24 December 2014

Government pledges £6 billion to fix roads 'blighted by potholes'

Local councils in England are to get a near-£6 billion fund to fight potholes over the next six years

23 December 2014

Erudio's arrears mail-out leaves graduates confused

Erudio customers have been left confused after receiving backdated arrears statements over the past few days

23 December 2014

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Autumn Budget 2021: From minimum wage increases to national insurance hikes - here's what to watch out for

26 October 2021

Chancellor Rishi Sunak will deliver his Autumn Budget to the House of Commons on Wednesday 25 October, where he'll set out the Government’s financial strategy.
Christmas supermarket delivery slots have opened but they are selling out fast - here's when and how to book

26 October 2021

Ocado and Waitrose have begun taking bookings for food deliveries over the Christmas period and so we have compiled a full breakdown of what the other leading supermarkets are doing - but you may need to act quickly as many slots have already been taken.
National living and minimum wage to increase in April

25 October 2021

The national living wage paid to workers aged 23 and over will rise from £8.91/hr to £9.50/hr from 1 April, the Government has announced. The national minimum wage for workers aged under 23 and apprentices will also rise.
University tuition fees frozen in England for the fifth year in a row

25 October 2021

Full-time students studying for an undergraduate degree at a university in England will be charged no more than £9,250/yr in tuition fees in the 2022/23 academic year, the UK Government has confirmed.
Filing a paper self-assessment tax return? You must act now to avoid a £100 fine

25 October 2021

If you're submitting a paper version of the self-assessment tax return, then the deadline to file is just days away. And if the tax office receives it later than this Sunday you will liable for a £100 fine.