Green Deal
Green Deal relaunched under private ownership - how does it stack up?
Homeowners will again be able to apply for Green Deal loans to make their property more energy efficient
20 June 2017
Government pulls plug on Green Deal funding
The Government's axing funds to the Green Deal Finance Company which helps to make homes energy-efficient
23 July 2015
Third portion of Green Deal cashback funding runs out in 10 days
The £70 million put aside for the Green Deal Home Improvement Fund has run out after just 10 days
26 March 2015
Urgent: Get up to £5,600 to improve your home
The Green Deal Home Improvement Fund is a Government cash giveaway available to anyone to encourage energy efficiency
11 March 2015
Green Deal cashback fund to be given £70m boost
An additional £70 million will be made available to households under the Green Deal Home Improvement Fund
4 March 2015
Green Deal voucher redemption deadline extended
The Government has today extended the deadline for some households to redeem their GDHIF vouchers by
9 February 2015
Landlords to be forced to improve energy efficiency of homes
New rules will prevent private landlords letting out the coldest and draughtiest homes, DECC has announced
5 February 2015
Solid wall insulation portion of Green Deal funding runs out in just over a day
The Green Deal Home Improvement Fund for solid wall insulation has closed today after the £24 million put aside ran out
11 December 2014
Green Deal Home Improvement Fund reopens
The Green Deal Home Improvement fund will reopen at 9am on 10 December with £100m available for home improvements
8 December 2014
Green Deal fund to reopen with an extra £100m
An extra £100m will be added to the Green Deal Home Improvement Fund the Government has announced today
7 October 2014
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Travel insurance from £9/week
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Martin's video explainer
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Avoid £100+ fees
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'...going back to 1990'
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15 summer cinema savers
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Updated. Should you join diesel compensation claims?
Against Audi, BMW, Ford etc
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Students urged to apply for university funding now if they plan to get a place via 'clearing' – don't wait for your A-level results
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Prospective university and college students who plan to go through a process known as 'clearing' to get onto a course should not wait for their exam results before applying for student finance. -
Over £28bn in old coins and bank notes still to be cashed in - here's how to make yours spendable again
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More than £28 billion worth of paper £5, £10, £20 and £50 notes are still to be cashed in, while just over £100 million worth of old 'round pound' coins are also yet to be returned. Here's how to make your old notes and coins spendable again. -
Coronavirus Universal Credit & Benefits
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If you're suddenly unable to work due to the coronavirus crisis, or you've been laid off, this guide looks at what benefits you can claim, what you're entitled to under universal credit plus tells you how to make a claim. -
Coronavirus Self-Employed & Small Limited Company Help
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If you're worried about work during the coronavirus crisis, this guide looks at your rights if you're self employed, including what help's there for limited company directors. -
Coronavirus Travel Rights
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Martin Lewis: Why you shouldn't worry too much about your credit score – it’s not actually a real thing
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When it comes to finances, numbers are key – whether it's what you earn, your credit card balance or the interest rate on your mortgage, small changes can add up to a big difference. Yet there's one number you shouldn't pay too much attention to – your credit score.
Clever ways to calculate your finances
