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Universal Credit childcare costs in September: How families can claim up to £1,836
Families claiming Universal Credit can claim up to £1,836 towards childcare in September, helping to ease pressure as kids go back to school. Here we explain what's on offer.
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Free bus travel for children in August 2026: Last chance to claim free rides before scheme ends
The August Bank Holiday is the perfect opportunity to take advantage of the free bus travel scheme for kids before it ends. Here is how it works...
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From free school meals expansion to uniform grants, all the ways parents can save on back to school costs
A new school term is just around the corner and getting kids back to the classroom can be pricey. However, there is lots of help for parents struggling with costs. We explain everything that's available.
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Are plug-in solar panels worth it? How much you could save as UK rules change
Plug-in solar panels could help cut electricity bills for renters, people living in flats and other households that have previously not been able to access the technology. Here's what you need to know.
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How to tell if a website is legit: Spotting online shopping scams and fraudsters
You are right to pause before buying online - especially if you haven't heard of the website or seller before. There are several warning signs that can help you spot a fake online shop, from suspiciously cheap prices and strange website addresses to pressure to pay by bank transfer.
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Morrisons promises cheaper prices than Aldi, Lidl, Tesco, Sainsbury’s and Asda - can you save on your food bill?
Morrisons' new Unbeatable Prices commitment covers more than 500 products and promises that the prices won't be beaten by Aldi, Lidl, Tesco, Sainsbury's or Asda. The caveat is that the guarantee only applies to products specifically included in the range. We look at how much shoppers could save.
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Inflation hit 2.9% in July - but electricity bills are getting cheaper in October
UK inflation rose to 2.9% in July 2026 driven by the energy cap rise, but VAT on electricity bills falls to zero on 1 October, saving the average household £45 a year. Here's what it all means.
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DWP benefit payment dates August bank holiday 2026: payments move to Friday 28 August
DWP benefit payments due Monday 31 August 2026 will arrive on Friday 28 August instead. Here's who is affected, which payments move, and what to check before the weekend.
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Universal Credit and benefit payment dates September 2026: When will DWP cash land in your account?
The summer holidays can be expensive, as the kids go back to school, millions of households will want to know when Universal Credit, PIP and other benefits are due to be paid in September 2026.
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Help to Save: How Universal Credit claimants can get a £1,200 bonus on savings
if you're claiming Universal Credit and doing any amount of paid work, there's a government scheme that could boost your savings by up to £1,200 in free bonus payments over four years.
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How to get free food: The full guide to UK apps offering the best sign-up freebies
From Greggs to Krispy Kreme, you can get a tasty treat just by signing up to these UK-based apps.
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AI for managing money: 7 things you can ask ChatGPT to do
Millions of Brits are now turning to AI when it comes to their money. Here's how to make the use of the technology to stay on top of your budget, save money and live a richer life.
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Energy bill savings of £2,500 for homes near new pylons: Who can get it and how to claim
Thousands of households living near new or upgraded electricity pylons could get £2,500 off their energy bills over the next 10 years under a new Government scheme.
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Heatwave freebies: Asda gives away cold drinks to customers as temperatures soar
Britain is experiencing another heatwave. If you're looking for ways to cool down without breaking the bank, head to Asda for a cool and free drink on the house.
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PIP changes: Claimants asked to help shape future benefit reforms
The Timms Review is inviting disabled people and those with long-term health conditions to help shape future PIP reforms. Here's how to take part.
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UK heatwave could push up food prices: The fruit and vegetables at risk
The UK's heatwaves and hot dry summer is putting pressure on farmers and crops. Find out which fruit and vegetables are at risk and how the weather could affect your food bill.
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Mortgage rates rise as 750,000 households face £170 bill jump: The lenders bucking the trend and cutting deals
Mortgage rates have been rising with the average rate reaching 5.59% and thousands of homes set for £170 a month increase in bills. However, some big lenders including Santander, HSBC, and Nationwide are cutting rates. Find out what to do if your fixed-rate mortgage is ending.
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School uniform rules are changing: 12 ways to save including discounted Clarks shoes
New school uniform rules coming into force this September could help families cut the cost of the back-to-school shop. Here are some more ways to cut the costs of dressing children for the new term.
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