Tag: money
Barclays outage leaves mum and young family ‘homeless’ as moving day house buy collapses
One young family say they have been left with nowhere to live after they sold their house but were unable to complete the purchase of their new home …
UK households handed £500 cost of living payments in February with no benefits needed
Households across the UK can get up to £500 cost of living payments this February and don’t need to be on benefits to claim. …
Barclays update after customers forced to hand back groceries after huge outage
Barclays customers have been left unable to pay for shopping and other goods due to the app outage, numerous reports say …
HMRC could owe you money if you were born between these two dates – what to look out for
If you’re aged between 18 and 22, there’s a chance you could be owed a significant sum of money held in a lost Child Trust Fund – here’s what to know …
Banks offering savings rates higher than Bank of England interest
Savers looking to make their money work better for them have a range of different options available to them …
DWP scheme can help people on 4 benefits with unexpected bills – who’s eligible
Brits who claim four specific benefits are eligible for the Budgeting Loans scheme – but this does not include Universal Credit …
Millions of Brits at risk of £1k fine for ignoring DVLA rule
DVLA figures in October showed that more than 3.6 million motorists were falling foul of the law. …
Unusual potato hack could easily clear your car windscreen
Brits struggling to keep their car windows clear throughout the winter are being advised to make use of a common vegetable. …
Saving not spending is the go-to mantra for Brits in January – here’s how they’re doing it
A study of 2,000 adults found the need to save money is the top priority this month, with 43 % expecting their household bills to increase. …
Nationwide warning of cut on nearly 90 savings accounts starting February
Nationwide has confirmed it will reduce interest rates on almost 90 savings accounts from February 1, with reductions ranging between 0.10 per cent and 0.25 per cent …
