13 h. ago Dehumidifier that's 'amazing for winter months' and saves on bills gets price axed in sale

With Ofcom announcing a 6.4% rise in the energy price cap, it's worth investing in a dehumidifier, which can help cut down on the cost of bills and keep your home free of damp and mold

Economics

13 h. ago Discounted dehumidifier helps save on energy bills as Ofgem announce new price cap

Energy bills are set to rise again as Ofgem announced a new price cap last week - but one helpful way to cut down on spending is with a dehumidifier and this one's on sale

Economics

17 h. ago 'I swapped Sunday roast for a traybake to save money and there was an added bonus'

Mirror reporter Jackie Annett conjures up a Sunday Roast traybake to save money on her energy bills while cooking for her family, and got more than she bargained for

Politics

30 h. ago Engineer says change to your heating could slash energy bills by 35%

A plumbing and heating engineer explained how the change could save you money on your bills

Science

35 h. ago Drivers can get £5 free fuel at any petrol station with little

Filling up your car can be an expensive affair, not to mention with the petrol prices still high. But, there is a way you can save £5 on your fuel bill - here's how

Economics

52 h. ago Trump pressured to make Puerto Rico independent to save America $617 billion

At least two congressional offices are in possession of a seven-page draft 'executive order' on how the U.S. can help the island territory transition to independence.

Politics

57 h. ago Man makes one change to garden – and 'beats rising cost of demon appliance'

A TikTok user known as sociallyleon has shared a simple trick that could save you money on your energy bills, and you only need one thing in your garden to pull it off

Politics

62 h. ago How to beat the April energy price hike and simplify your spending

Energy bills rise by 6.4% in April—save with Utility Warehouse by bundling energy, broadband & more. Switch today.

Economics

3 d. ago Simple £100 microwave change that could save money as energy bills rise

Experts say there are a number of small changes people can make to cut their gas and electricity bills, with one involving the use of a microwave

Economics

4 d. ago Pensioners urged to unplug specific household items to save £80 on energy bills

Energy experts have named the three worst home appliances that are increasing your energy bills, encouraging pensioners to do this one thing that will save them up to £80.

Economics

5 d. ago Brits cancel plans and avoid public transport to ward off getting sick

These are the top things Brits do during the winter months to avoid catching a cold - or worse

Events

5 d. ago People over State Pension age living on their own could be due £4,200 income boost

Pension Credit claims can be backdated by up to three months and provide access to heating help next winter.

Economics

6 d. ago Council tax band: how to check my council tax bands online for bill reduction or pay discount

April’s bill hikes are coming – but one simple check could save you money 💸

Economics

7 d. ago Five ways to beat April energy price rise and save £100s on your bills

The average energy bill for households in England, Wales and Scotland on a standard variable tariff will rise by 6.4% from April 1, but you can do these five things now to save money

Economics

9 d. ago Whither the next great tennis rivalry? Maybe don’t hold your breath

Tennis has been awash for nearly 60 years with stellar rivalries, especially on the men’s side. But it’s becoming clear the next great one might not be around the cornerThe Australian Open exists on its own in the tennis calendar at the start of the year – not really connected to what came before or what ensues immediately after; it’s nearly five months removed from both the US Open that precedes it and the French Open that follows it. For most followers of the sport, the real start of the calendar year tennis season, for both men and women, is the PNB Paribas event at Indian Wells, which starts on Wednesday. Long considered the sport’s “fifth slam”, the tournament starts a torrid nonstop stretch of seven months of intense competition. As this long winter slowly loses its grip on the country, fans will revel in watching the best men and women competing under the hot desert sun.But, unfortunately, the men’s side of the draw will be somewhat lacking because of the absence of Jannik Si...

Events

9 d. ago Whence the next great tennis rivalry? Maybe don’t hold your breath

Tennis has been awash for nearly 60 years with stellar rivalries, especially on the men’s side. But it’s becoming clear the next great one might not be around the cornerThe Australian Open exists on its own in the tennis calendar at the start of the year – not really connected to what came before or what ensues immediately after; it’s nearly five months removed from both the US Open that precedes it and the French Open that follows it. For most followers of the sport, the real start of the calendar year tennis season, for both men and women, is the PNB Paribas event at Indian Wells, which starts on Wednesday. Long considered the sport’s “fifth slam”, the tournament starts a torrid nonstop stretch of seven months of intense competition. As this long winter slowly loses its grip on the country, fans will revel in watching the best men and women competing under the hot desert sun.But, unfortunately, the men’s side of the draw will be somewhat lacking because of the absence of Jannik Si...

Politics

9 d. ago An eSim saved me hundreds on my holiday phone bill... HELEN CRANE explains how to use one

Using the digital Sim seemed technical and daunting at first, but once I got used to it it was - mostly - smooth sailing. Here are my tips.

Politics

9 d. ago Index funds saved billions in fees. Now the industry wants its money back.

Innovations may be a costly trap

Economics

1 week ago Mike Johnson’s prize for victory on Trump’s budget? A fight over Medicaid

House Republicans go to war with math as they try to save hundreds of billions of dollars without scaling back critical health care coverage, writes John Bowden

Politics

1 week ago Martin Lewis reveals how to save £150 on your energy bills with one simple change

Almost three million extra households will be eligible for the £150 Warm Home Discount next winter after the Government announced changes to the criteria of the scheme

Economics