Cost of living
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E.ON is buying OVO Energy: here's what it means if you're an OVO customer
E.ON has announced plans to buy OVO Energy, creating the UK's biggest energy supplier. Here's what OVO customers need to know and what, if anything, to do right now.
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The Vinted Moth: What It Is and How to Protect Your Wardrobe
Buying pre-loved clothes on Vinted or in charity shops? Here's what the Vinted moth is, how to spot it, and simple steps to protect your wardrobe.
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What Is Loud Budgeting and Can It Really Save You Money?
Loud budgeting is the money trend helping people spend less and feel good about it. Here's what it is, why charity shops are part of the story, and how to try it
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How to make your money go further on holiday this summer
A summer holiday abroad costs the average UK family of four around £3,900. Here’s how to cut the cost of travel money, cards, airport fees and spending without ruining the trip.
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The Renters’ Rights Act is now law: here’s what changed for you
From 1 May 2026, 11 million renters in England have new rights. No more no-fault evictions, fairer rent rises, and a cap on upfront payments. Here’s what it all means
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AI chatbot scams are getting harder to spot – here’s how to protect your money
AI chatbot scams are becoming harder to spot, with fraudsters disguising charges as subscriptions. Here’s how to recognise the signs and protect your money.
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Borrowing costs are rising in the UK – but households are taking on more debt
Borrowing is getting more expensive - but people are still taking on debt. Here’s what’s happening and how it could impact your finances.
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Two-child limit removed: how much extra will you get and when?
The two-child limit ended 6 April 2026; Families with 3+ children can now get £303.94 per extra child per month. Here's what you're owed and when to expect it.
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UK Food Prices Are Up 50% Since 2021 – Here's How to Fight Back at the Checkout
New research shows UK food prices are on track to be 50% higher than 2021 levels by November 2026. Here's what's driving the rise, and 7 practical ways to cut your grocery bill right now.
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