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Welsh households on universal credit and other benefits to get £100 towards energy bills
Universal credit claimants and those in receipt of certain means-tested benefits will get £100 towards their energy bills this winter, the Welsh Government has announced. It comes as part of a new £51 million support package designed to help around 350,000 people with the cost of living.
15 February 2022

Universal Credit and other benefit claimants in Northern Ireland to get £200 towards energy bills - here's what you need to know
It comes as part of a new £55 million support package designed to help around 280,000 people with the cost of living.
14 January 2022

Guest comment: Why pay more because you're disabled?
Emma Sterland from charity Scope's online community, says there are plenty of ways disabled people can cut costs
30 October 2014

Autumn Budget Statement: Some benefits to rise by inflation, others cut
Chancellor George Osborne announced he will uprate some working age state benefits by inflation but scrapped other rises
29 November 2011

Warm Front energy grant scheme open for applications
The Warm Front scheme that provides grants up to £6,000 to insulate homes has reopened but fewer households will qualify
15 April 2011

Warm Front energy grants close to new applicants
15 December 2010
17 August 2022
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Iceland now offers interest-free loans if you're struggling with the cost of living - but be careful as they will impact your credit score
19 August 2022Iceland has begun offering interest-free loans of up to £100 to those struggling with the cost of living, with the money to be used on your Iceland shop. But - as with any borrowing for everyday living expenses - be careful as you may get stuck in a cycle of debt. -
Train or Tube journey affected by August strikes? Your refund rights
19 August 2022Transport services across the UK are to be disrupted again this month with thousands of rail workers due to walk out on Friday 19 and Saturday 20 August. -
Energy price cap standing charges will continue to include the cost of supplier failures, as Ofgem rules out changes
18 August 2022Energy regulator Ofgem has decided against moving the cost of supplier failures out of the standing charges for gas and electricity and recovering it through the unit rates instead. MSE founder Martin Lewis has been calling on Ofgem to shift the burden in the price cap away from the standing charge, to ensure those who cut down their use see a real impact in their bills. -
Dream World Travel customer? Here are your holiday and refund rights
18 August 2022Holidaymakers affected by Dream World Travel going bust in July may still be able to travel as planned. For those who can't, you may be able to claim a refund via a new claims portal set-up by the aviation regulator. -
Coronavirus travel rights
18 August 2022We've the latest on the testing and self-isolation rules for travellers visiting popular destinations abroad, plus full refund and insurance rights for overseas and UK travel.
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Martin Lewis: The one thing everyone aged over 66 needs to know
9 August 2022It is a national tragedy that getting on for a million pensioners, many of whom have been paying into the system for years, are missing out on a critical boost to their income. It's called pension credit, and this year it also means you get an extra £650 to help with energy bills. -
Martin Lewis: Don't shop at Zara before you go to Spain, Greece, France or Italy
11 July 2022Update 17 July 2017: We tend to think since Brexit that the pound’s weaker than it has been for decades. While somewhat true against the dollar, against the euro it’s only a tad worse now than when I first wrote this in 2014. The logic of this blog stands just as strongly now. On the Spanish-English website...