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How to slash £100 off your water bill ahead of April price rise
Thousands of UK households could pull the plug on rising water bills by switchin...
Average water bill to rise by £8: tips to save money
The average water bill in England and Wales will rise by 2% from 1 April, Water ...
Plan now for next year’s tax return: three top tips
The self-assessment deadline was a mere five days ago, but taxpayers are already...
How to avoid being ripped off when joining a gym
The start of a new year often brings promises of getting fit – but if you’re...
Thousands submit tax returns over Christmas: top tips to make filing yours easier
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How to slash the cost of a city break by 67%
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The key dates for your finances in 2019
With so much Brexit-related uncertainty, it won’t be easy to plan entirely for...
Your rights if a Christmas delivery is broken or lost
With only one week to go until Christmas day, millions of people will be going o...
Energy firms go bust: should I leave my small supplier?
Customers of small energy firms may be alarmed by the news of two more suppliers...
Changed your mind about that Black Friday purchase? Know your refund rights
If you've being swept up in the Black Friday shopping extravaganza but now regre...
Why Budget tax allowance change isn’t as generous as it appears
Higher earners were given a seemingly generous tax break as part of this week’...
All you need to know about the new ‘millennial’ railcard
A new ‘millennial’ railcard will be available by the end of the year, offeri...News
Landlords face postcode lottery for licenses
Landlord licences range from £55 to £1,150, showing the scale of the postcode ...
The best and worst UK towns and cities for mobile signal
Stockport is the worst place in Britain for having mobile signal, research revea...
Food and alcohol prices push inflation higher
Higher food and alcohol prices pushed UK inflation slightly highe in February.
New rules allow tenants to take legal action against landlords
Today, marks the introduction of the Homes Act, which provides tenants with the ...
Regulators under fire for failing consumers
Regulators need to do more to show they are offering consumers enough protection...
Leasehold system flawed and exploitative, says MPs
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