Asda brings back £1 'unlimited' deal for over-60s to help with 'financial pressures' 'in days'
The supermarket is reintroducing its scheme, which will be available in all 212 of its cafés across the UK| ChronicleLive - Cost Of Living
The supermarket is reintroducing its scheme, which will be available in all 212 of its cafés across the UK| ChronicleLive - Cost Of Living
A cross-party group of MPs has warned that the changes have the potential to 'push more people with disabilities and health conditions into poverty'| ChronicleLive - Cost Of Living
Up to 758,000 people aged between 18 and 23 could be affected| ChronicleLive - Cost Of Living
Barclays has clarified the qualifying rules for its bonus payments offer| ChronicleLive - Cost Of Living
State pension payments are set to rise, but some claimants are being warned they could be pushed into a higher tax bracket| ChronicleLive - Cost Of Living
The letters are being sent to households across England and Wales from Tuesday| ChronicleLive - Cost Of Living
'If you get one of these letters, the advice is simple: check it carefully'| ChronicleLive - Cost Of Living
Payments for the state pension go up each April| ChronicleLive - Cost Of Living
MPs are calling for the law to be changed around pavement parking| ChronicleLive - Cost Of Living
The value of some DVDs has rocketed in recent years - and if you have any of these titles, you could be sitting on a small fortune| ChronicleLive - Cost Of Living
The energy firm has shared a number of tips to help households save money on their energy bills this winter| ChronicleLive - Cost Of Living
The Department for Work and Pensions has said that PIP will continue to increase each year in line with the September inflation rate| ChronicleLive - Cost Of Living
A huge £25,000 rise in bank protection rules is set to come into effect within weeks| ChronicleLive - Cost Of Living
There are 758,000 matured Child Trust Fund accounts that remain unclaimed, according to the Government department| ChronicleLive - Cost Of Living
The deal could bring a welcome pre-festive season boost| ChronicleLive - Cost Of Living
The public to remain vigilant following a rise in payment diversion fraud| Chronicle Live
Annual increases to the State Pension pose big questions for the Treasury and make changes to the triple lock look unavoidable| Birmingham Live - Cost Of Living
Scott Gallacher, Director at Leicester-based Rowley Turton, called it a "timely warning" as landlords face receiving correspondence| Birmingham Live - Cost Of Living
The landmark legal challenge to get compensation is due to take place in December| Birmingham Live - Cost Of Living
Octopus Energy has powered past 10 million customers globally.| Birmingham Live - Cost Of Living
HMRC has wrongly halted Child Benefit payments for over 23,000 benefits claimants, according to an expose in the Guardian.| Birmingham Live - Cost Of Living
Workers risk losing out on £1,100 in terms of lost economic growth, a think tank has warned the Labour Party government.| Birmingham Live - Cost Of Living
HMRC will issue an immediate £100 fine to anyone who fails to meet the paper tax return deadline, unless they have a valid excuse.| Birmingham Live - Cost Of Living
The high street bank has replied to a customer who moaned| Birmingham Live - Cost Of Living
There are fears that the next State Pension age increase could 'penalise' people in areas with a lower life expectancy| Birmingham Live - Cost Of Living
42 per cent of those who have acted on social media investment content admit to losing money as a result.| Birmingham Live - Cost Of Living
Secretary of State for Work and Pensions Pat McFadden has addressed rumours of means-testing.| Birmingham Live - Cost Of Living
The number of people claiming universal credit (UC) has hit a record high of eight million.| Birmingham Live - Cost Of Living
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) Winter Fuel Payment is a tax-free payment of either £200 or £300.| Birmingham Live - Cost Of Living
Planned mansion tax could force thousands of asset-rich, cash-poor pensioners to sell up, it has been warned, ahead of the Autumn Budget.| Birmingham Live - Cost Of Living
New research found a third of Brits (33 per cent) expect the state pension age to reach at least 70 by 2030.| Birmingham Live - Cost Of Living
More than 250,000 families are set to receive confirmation of £150 discount off their energy bill due to extra help from the Labour Party government.| Birmingham Live - Cost Of Living
HMRC has deducted cash from mums and dads who went from Liverpool to Amsterdam with their autistic children - among thousands of others.| Birmingham Live - Cost Of Living
Warm Home Discount letters are being sent to households across England and Wales from Tuesday.| Birmingham Live
The DWP is set to begin snooping on people's bank accounts amid a push to stamp out Universal Credit, ESA and Pension Credit fraud.| Birmingham Live - Cost Of Living
Chancellor has decided against tightening the eligibility criteria for the Motability scheme.| Birmingham Live - Cost Of Living
The qualifying week was from September 15 to 21 for winter 2025/26.| Birmingham Live - Cost Of Living
Savers are being warned they could end up paying double tax bills because of confusing letters - which have been branded "bewildering" - from HMRC.| Birmingham Live - Cost Of Living
DWP has launched a Pension Credit Week of Action.| Birmingham Live - Cost Of Living
Labour Party MP Sir Stephen Timms spoke out in the Commons, in the wake of being asked about the two-child benefit limit.| Birmingham Live - Cost Of Living
The Chancellor could put restrictions on the Motability scheme in next month's Budget| Birmingham Live
The Department for Work and Pensions has responded to a cross-party group of MPs who raised concerns about the changes| Liverpool Echo - Cost Of Living
A plumbing expert has issued a warning to anyone carving pumpkins this Halloween| Liverpool Echo - Cost Of Living
Mobile and broadband customers are set to see major changes in just a few months| Liverpool Echo - Cost Of Living
The payment has been designed to help millions of people with heating bills| Liverpool Echo - Cost Of Living
The innovative household tip means placing an empty crisp packet behind your radiator for 'simple yet effective' results| Liverpool Echo - Cost Of Living
DWP is set to announce an increase to PIP and other payments| Liverpool Echo - Cost Of Living
In the UK there are now around 24 million people claiming some combination of DWP-administered benefits| Liverpool Echo
A tax shake-up will come into force from April 2026| Birmingham Live - Cost Of Living
The lessons are available to everyone – not just for Nationwide customers - across all branches.| Birmingham Live
DWP is set to clampdown on benefit and welfare fraud, with new powers for staff| Birmingham Live
The Department for Work and Pensions overpaid £9.5bn in benefits last year, with £6.5bn of that down to fraud| Birmingham Live
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The Prime Minster has promised a decade of national renewal – the Chancellor needs to act now for that to be possible Introduction Things have not been going well in […]| 99%
The age-old debate about whether to keep your heating, running all day or switch it on and off has returned as temperatures drop| ChronicleLive - Cost Of Living
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is set to be granted new powers to access the bank accounts of benefit claimants, in order to ensure they are receiving the correct amount of money| ChronicleLive - Cost Of Living
The State Pension is set to rise by 4.8 per cent in April 2023, but nearly half a million people will not receive the increase, despite having made the necessary National Insurance Contributions| ChronicleLive - Cost Of Living
The frozen food store promised to slash its prices, but only for certain people, and only for a limited time| ChronicleLive - Cost Of Living
It turns out many people don't check before they binge and are being caught out by a little-known rule| ChronicleLive - Cost Of Living
Santander has launched a new current account offer, with a £100 Amazon Gift Card up for grabs - and you don't need to switch your account to get it| ChronicleLive - Cost Of Living
The warning comes as a stark reminder to millions of hard-working Brits| ChronicleLive - Cost Of Living
The new state pension is worth £230.25 a week, or £11,973 a year - worryingly, this is barely £597 away from breaching the HMRC Tax Free Personal Allowance| ChronicleLive - Cost Of Living
The increase for certain DB pensioners will spark fresh discussion about pre-1997 indexation, according to personal finance specialists| ChronicleLive - Cost Of Living
New powers will allow DWP investigators to view people's bank account details| ChronicleLive - Cost Of Living
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has confirmed that it will "provide an update shortly" on the feedback it has received over the summer on the proposed review of the eligibility process for Personal Independence Payment (PIP)| ChronicleLive - Cost Of Living
Some people believe it would be one of the most cost-effective ways of reducing child poverty| ChronicleLive - Cost Of Living
The shake-up from the taxman means unspent defined contribution pensions will be included in inheritance tax calculations. When combined with income tax on withdrawals, families could lose almost 90 per cent of inherited pension savings in the worst cases| ChronicleLive - Cost Of Living
Millions of retirees across the UK are set to receive an increase to their State Pension from April next year, but it will not be paid to some people who are eligible for the benefit| ChronicleLive - Cost Of Living
The DWP has confirmed that PIP will continue to rise each year in line with the September inflation rate| ChronicleLive - Cost Of Living
Unusually, there is no need to switch your current account| ChronicleLive - Cost Of Living
New research from price comparison site Quotezone.co.uk reveals that households could be wasting up to £630 a year on energy-draining appliances that are left plugged in but unused| Chronicle Live
“It’s a really damaging thing if young people who want to have children feel financially unable to make that work,” says UCLA Luskin’s Michael Lens.| UCLA Luskin
PIP, UC and state pension payment dates in November should remain unchanged due to a lack of bank holidays, but a few new benefit schemes are reopening this month| Liverpool Echo - Cost Of Living
Mum Jodie Marlow, who shares information about her new life in life in Spain on TikTok, has opened up about how much she pays for her energy bills, and many people were left gobsmacked| Liverpool Echo - Cost Of Living
The benefit is worth over £400 a month but many may be missing out unnecessarily| Liverpool Echo - Cost Of Living
Customers at one energy firm with nearly six million customers are being offered the chance to save cash on their bills| Liverpool Echo - Cost Of Living
One energy firm with nearly six million customers in the UK will give out a variety of freebies this winter| Liverpool Echo - Cost Of Living
With many families experiencing food insecurity, a national charity is calling on the government to make some major changes| Liverpool Echo - Cost Of Living
Self-employed workers and others could be at risk of missing a crucial deadline| Liverpool Echo
Money Saving Expert breaks down the banks offering big bucks before Christmas.| Daily Record
Heating your home can be costly, especially with energy prices remaining high| Liverpool Echo - Cost Of Living
Barclays, Club Lloyd, TSB, First Direct, Nationwide, and NatWest are all offering free cash, bonuses, and exclusive perks| Liverpool Echo
DWP benefit claimants were warned that they are more likely to be probed by an artificial intelligence tool.| ChronicleLive - Cost Of Living
HMRC has more than doubled the number of 'nudge' letters sent to crypto investors| Chronicle Live
Payment rates for the state pension increase in line with the triple lock policy| Liverpool Echo
Academics Stand Against Poverty UK is calling for urgent, bold, and coordinated action—including the long-overdue implementation of the socio-economic duty—to address the alarming rise in child poverty driven by austerity, insecure work, soaring living costs, and deep-rooted inequality. The post Applying the socio-economic duty to tackle child poverty appeared first on Transforming Society.| Transforming Society
Employee engagement is a perennial imperative for any organisation, with the link between highly engaged employees and strong customer service and business performance well established. In that sense, nothing has changed. However, given the shifting and uncertain landscape around us, I believe that effective engagement of staff has become more critical than ever. It’s an… The post Employee engagement is more important than ever in a changing environment appeared first on Institute of Cust...| Institute of Customer Service
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HMRC is bringing back its 'Direct Recovery of Debts' powers, which will require banks and building societies to pay directly from the accounts when requested| Chronicle Live
The Labour Party Chancellor could consider making major changes to the popular Motability scheme in the upcoming Autumn Budget| Chronicle Live
A customer asked Nationwide if they would be affected| Liverpool Echo
The supermarket has vowed to be 5% to 10% cheaper than its main rivals| Liverpool Echo
State Pension claimants are being urged to check if they are missing out on any extra financial support that can be provided by the Government| Chronicle Live
Martin Lewis has shared a simple rule to help Brits keep their homes warmer for longer as the weather gets colder| Chronicle Live
The Ofgem price cap has gone up to £1,755 from October 1 just as we move towards the months of highest energy consumption, meaning bills will be pushed up even further| Chronicle Live
Little changes can help ease the strain on your wallet this winter| Chronicle Live
The DWP has previously indicated the number of in-person health consultations for PIP will increase as part of its planned welfare reforms| Chronicle Live
Reed Showalter argues that the suggestion that antitrust can be ringfenced from democracy or the democratic process is erroneous. Antitrust is fundamentally a body of law designed to meet citizens’ basic needs, sustain the marketplace of ideas, and protect democracy and the rule of law. This article is the final contribution to a symposium that explores the relationship between democracy and antitrust. Read it at ProMarket >>| ProMarket
Gabriele Mari highlights how child poverty in the UK is rising, driven by restrictive benefits policies, despite strong evidence that adequate support can reduce poverty and improve wellbeing. The post The child poverty strategy needs to get its figures straight appeared first on Transforming Society.| Transforming Society
You must inform the DWP of any changes in circumstances or risk having payments stopped.| Wales Online
