Govt Depts, Public Bodies & Associations
Northern season ticket holders to be given cash compensation - but the amount varies by route
Commuters who have a season ticket for routes through Lancashire, Cumbria and Greater Manchester will get a lump sum
29 June 2018
Private parking firms failed to fight more than 21,000 appeals
Private parking firms failed to fight more than 21,000 appeals from drivers who said they'd been wrongly given a ticket
12 June 2018
Revealed: Millions more WILL be able to get the 26-30 Railcard
The 26-30 Railcard will be put back on sale and made available to millions more people, MoneySavingExpert.com can reveal
16 March 2018
100,000+ university leavers likely owed £100s as they started repaying their student loan too soon
More than 100,000 university leavers in the last three years alone began repaying their student loan earlier than needed
5 December 2017
Is lipstick really a liquid? Airports enforce different make-up security rules
Varying airport security rules are forcing holidaymakers to cram cosmetics such as lipstick into their 'liquids' bags
24 August 2017
Card and contactless payments overtake cash for first time
Card payments have overtaken cash for the first time ever, according to the latest retail figures
12 July 2017
Plans to ban letting agent fees unveiled
The Government has today set out further proposals to ban letting agents from charging administrative fees.
7 April 2017
Revealed: The IDENTICAL cold and flu medicines which cost a third of the price
Some over-the-counter cold and flu medicines are being sold at three times the price of identical tablets
20 December 2016
Landmark legal claim seeking £14bn refund for UK consumers filed against Mastercard
A landmark damages claim against Mastercard that could put £100s in the pockets of millions has been filed
8 September 2016
Pay rent on time to now boost your credit score... this and 50 more renters' tips
You don't need landlord's permission to save £100s
27 April 2016
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Budget 2021: Income tax thresholds frozen - meaning many will pay more
3 March 2021![]()
Income tax thresholds are to rise from April 2022 and then be frozen for a further fours years until April 2026, Chancellor Rishi Sunak has revealed in today's Budget. -
Budget 2021: Stamp duty holiday extended in England and Northern Ireland
3 March 2021![]()
The current stamp duty holiday in England and Northern Ireland has been extended until the end of June, and some relief will continue until the end of September, the Chancellor announced in the Budget today -
Budget 2021: Universal credit £20/week uplift to continue for a further six months
3 March 2021![]()
Universal credit claimants will continue to get a £20/week uplift to their payments for a further six months, Chancellor Rishi Sunak has confirmed in his Budget 2021 today. -
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3 March 2021![]()
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Guarantor loan complaints overtake PPI for the first time in over a decade
3 March 2021![]()
Guarantor loans have overtaken Payment Protection Insurance (PPI) as the most complained about product that the Financial Ombudsman Service adjudicates on. It's the first time in more than a decade that PPI is not the most complained about financial product
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Martin Lewis VIDEO: Should you pay off your Plan 1 student loan?
11 January 2021![]()
If you started university between 1998 and 2012, or since then in Scotland and Northern Ireland, you'll have a Plan 1 student loan. While much is written about whether those with savings should overpay the current English Plan 2 student loans, there's little out there about Plan 1. I wanted to change that, so here's a video explaining how to decide...
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