27 h. ago £203 energy bill help for people aged between 66 and 79 due later this year

Pension Age Winter Heating Payment will be delivered by Social Security Scotland and replace the annual Winter Fuel Payment from DWP.

Economics

52 h. ago What will Donald Trump's tariffs mean for you? How they could affect your finances

This is Money explains what tariffs are, how they work and are implemented and how they could affect the cost of living, savings, investments and pensions for people in Britain.

Politics

60 h. ago Briton's average annual mortgage bill soars £2,800 in just two years due to rocketing rates

British households - both renters and homeowners - spent a record £217billion on housing costs last year - £8.6billion more than the previous peak in 2016

Economics

4 d. ago Ed Miliband admits his solar panels bought for English schools and hospitals are Chinese and may be made using coal

He told broadcasters yesterday that the investment from Great British Energy will immediately save the public sector money on electricity bills.

Culture

4 d. ago Brits urged to turn heating off at 'key time' to 'try and save money on bills'

As the weather starts to warm up, lots of people are starting to think about one thing - turning off their heating. But you may be wondering when the best time to do it is

Economics

5 d. ago Driver slashes £3,000 off her bills with easy trick that most Brits don't know

The deals on offer could get even better this year

Economics

5 d. ago Trump’s executive order to dismantle Department for Education sparks fears for students – live

Eliminating department, which distributes billions in federal money to schools and manages federal student loans, would likely require act of CongressDefense secretary Pete Hegseth said late Thursday that he would be meeting with billionaire Elon Musk at the Pentagon Friday to discuss “innovation, efficiencies & smarter production.”Musk, a top adviser to President Donald Trump, and his Department of Government Efficiency have played an integral role in the administration’s push to dramatically reduce the size of the government. Continue reading...

Politics

5 d. ago Trump’s executive order to dismantle Department for Education sparks fears for low

Eliminating department, which distributes billions in federal money to schools and manages federal student loans, would likely require act of CongressGood morning and welcome to the US politics live blog. I’m Tom Ambrose and I’ll be bringing you all the latest news on this Friday morning.We begin with the news that president Donald Trump signed an executive order Thursday calling for the dismantling of the Education Department, an agency Republicans have talked about closing for decades. The order says education secretary Linda McMahon will, “to the maximum extent appropriate and permitted by law, take all necessary steps to facilitate the closure of the Department of Education and return authority over education to the States and local communities.” Eliminating the department altogether would be a cumbersome task, which likely would require an act of Congress, AP reported. In the weeks since he took office, the Trump administration already has cut the department’s staff in half and...

Politics

5 d. ago Good Morning Britain halted as Kate Garraway announces urgent Heathrow Airport news

Good Morning Britain's Kate Garraway and Adil Ray delivered important news to viewers at the beginning of Friday's show.

Society

5 d. ago Are YOU with one of Britain's worst broadband providers? Here's the six best deals to switch to now

If you're not happy with the service you're receiving, it's a good idea to shop around particularly as broadband providers are offering some generous perks to switch.

Economics

6 d. ago What the latest interest rates mean for your mortgage, savings and bills

The base rate has been held after February’s cut - so what’s the day-to-day impact on people?

Economics

6 d. ago Brits who are tea drinkers hit with £98.55 in charges from April 1

The cost of a cuppa is probably not something you really think about, but the kettle is actually one of the most power hungry appliances in your kitchen - and the cost is set to rise

Economics

6 d. ago Money expert's warning over bill rises 'people are really going to notice' starting in 12 days

A wide range of bills are set to increase for millions of people across the country in just a couple of weeks

Events

6 d. ago Money expert warns Brits to brace for 'huge' bill increases starting in 12 days

The National Minimum Wage is set to go up and apply to those over 23 on April 1st, along with an increase in benefits for those who claim

Events

7 d. ago Daphne was talked into paying £4,000 for spray foam loft insulation, £2,000 to get it repaired

For months after Daphne Wood had spray foam roof insulation installed, she was surprised to receive cold calls from firms offering to remove it.

Economics

7 d. ago Is YOUR water bill soaring 61% next month? Shocked customers expose Thames Water to financial guru JEFF PRESTRIDGE

Thames Water customers are having to endure Court battles, protests at the company's HQ, and most troubling of all a big increase in their bills.

Economics

8 d. ago The $300 billion question: What to do with Russia's frozen central bank money?

With U.S. support for Ukraine in doubt, Kyiv’s European allies are weighing whether to seize $300 billion in frozen Russian assets

Economics

8 d. ago Oligarch who 'masterminded massive money laundering scheme' that saw billions in Russian money pour into Europe and the USA is arrested

Former Moldovan MP Veaceslav Platon was arrested on Thursday in central London in connection with the 'Laundromat' operation that is said to have moved vast sums of criminal cash.

Economics

8 d. ago What does Thames Water’s latest court decision mean for customers?

After a court decision moved Thames Water closer to a £3 billion rescue loan, the PA news agency explains why it needs money and what happens next.

Economics

1 week ago UK energy bills to rise again in just weeks but there are ways to save

Ofgem's price cap will jump again by 6.4% in April although the exact amount you pay depends on how much gas and electricity you use

Economics