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Thousands of people could be missing out on extra £4,000 from DWP a year
Hundreds of thousands of people could be missing out on this one benefit that opens the door to other forms of support …
Martin Lewis warns Lloyds bank customers earning less than £28,500
Martin Lewis has warned customers switching to Lloyds with less than £28,500 salary. …
Martin Lewis’ three-week warning to households over missing payment
Martin Lewis has issued a three-week warning over a missing payment. …
State pensioners on higher income urged to get £3,900 a year with obscure loophole
Pensioners who earn higher amounts can still get an average of £3,900 from the benefit despite their income. …
Martin Lewis warns state pensioners on Pension Credit: ‘You don’t’
Money expert Martin Lewis is warning state pensioners that they need to take action directly. …
Travel expert reveals how to get money off flights even after you’ve booked
It’s possible to swap out flight tickets for a cheaper alternative after you’ve booked. …
Save money on energy bills by avoiding common heating mistake
Households can save money and energy by avoiding a common heating mistake. …
Ethereum Futures Surge to $20.8B as Price Hits $3,365, Signaling Bullish Momentum: CryptoQuant
Ethereum’s derivatives market is experiencing a bullish surge, with futures open interest climbing over 12% to reach an all-time high of $20.8 billion on Friday.
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South Korea’s Upbit Exchange Disburses 8.5 Billion Won to Hack Victims
Upbit, a cryptocurrency exchange in South Korea, has successfully partnered with law enforcement to minimise investor losses by returning 8.5 billion won ($6.07 million) to 380 victims of voice phishing schemes.
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Illicit Crypto Inflows from Japanese Exchanges Drop in H1 2024: Chainalysis
Illicit crypto inflows tied to scams on Japanese exchanges saw a significant decline in the first half of 2024, according to Chainalysis. Ethereum inflows dropped by 69%, while Bitcoin inflows were nearly halved. Despite progress, scammers are adapting with advanced techniques, requiring enhanced vigilance.
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