HMRC

Three and a half million taxpayers will get tax refunds, typically between £350 and £500, between now and October. BUT another two million will be asked to cough up an average of between £400 and £500 as they have underpaid.

Over a million taxpayers risk a £100 fine for filing their self assessment tax return late, so act soon.

Over a million families will lose, or have their child benefit entitlement reduced next Monday. What's more, many who aren't eligible for the benefit may be wrongly paid it, and will have to repay the cash at a later date unless they opt out before 7 January.

Paperless statements and payslips are becoming the norm in the online world but they can harm your chances of getting a mortgage or benefits, so ensure you ask for original copies well ahead of applying.

Over a million families will soon be told they could lose their child benefit entitlement next year, or have it reduced.

Self assessment taxpayers who want to return their form by post only have a few days to avoid a £100 fine.

House prices fell in July following two months of increases but are expected to remain largely flat for the rest of the year, a survey says today.

The majority of the nine million taxpayers who file a self-assessment return will have to make a payment by 31 July.