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May and Corbyn promise consumers won't lose out from Brexit, as party leaders take part in MSE debate
Current EU consumer law for individuals will be enshrined in new UK law post-Brexit, both major parties have promised
31 May 2017

Parents' anger over tuition fees U-turn
MPs who broke a tuition fees pledge not to raise costs, shouldn't stand for re-election, reveals a new poll
21 November 2012

Parents' pensions could guarantee mortgages
Young people could be able to use their parents' pension funds to secure mortgages, under plans unveiled by Nick Clegg
24 September 2012

The top ten energy 'need to knows' as Government unveils action
As the energy minister called on firms to make energy switching easier, our top tips can help slash bills now
20 September 2011

Government announces energy crackdown
Energy Secretary Chris Huhne has announced a crackdown on the biggest energy companies today and pledged to help customers save cash
20 September 2011

Tuition fees to hit £9,000 as Government wins vote
9 December 2010

University fees could rocket after funding review
12 October 2010

Hidden energy price hikes to be outlawed
21 September 2010

Pension age to rise earlier than planned
24 June 2010

Osborne defends "fair" budget
23 June 2010
6 June 2023
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Two million Shell energy and broadband customers could be affected as businesses are put up for sale - what it means for you
6 June 2023Millions of Shell broadband and energy customers could be moved to a new provider in future as the supplier has announced plans to sell these parts of its business following a "strategic review" – though there's no immediate change to your services and you should keep paying your bills as normal. -
EE to charge pay-as-you-go customers for roaming in Europe from today – here's what it means for you
6 June 2023EE is to start charging all pay-as-you-go customers to use their mobiles in Europe from today. -
'We got a £7,500 council tax refund as carers thanks to MSE's tips' – here's how to check if you qualify for money off your bill
6 June 2023A dad is encouraging others to check if they qualify for the 'live-in carer' and/ or 'severe mental impairment' council tax discounts after he and his wife were granted a £7,500 refund and will also save £1,000s off their bill going forward. -
Tesco Clubcard warning: You've got ONE WEEK left to triple the value of your points and boost fuel earnings
6 June 2023If you're a Tesco Clubcard holder, you have just one week left to triple the value of your points by redeeming them at one of its 'Reward Partners', as from Wednesday 14 June you'll only be able to double their value. -
Skipton launches 7.5% regular saver for existing customers – here's who can get it and how
6 June 2023If you're a Skipton Building Society mortgage or savings customer you can now access its new 7.5% regular savings account.
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Martin Lewis: The one thing everyone aged over 66 needs to know
23 May 2023It 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: Energy bill credit – how much is too much? Stop the rip-off and get back £100s, by understanding the monthly direct debit energy cycle…
2 May 2023Martin Lewis dissects how much energy bill credit is too much, and when it's best to ask for it back