June 1, 2025
Financial Assets

I’m a money expert – the payday error that’s costing you cash & why ‘stress-test’ could help you budget

FROM tax codes to savings “buckets”, the financial world can be mind-boggling for the average worker trying to make the most of their hard-earned cash. But money expert Abigail Foster has shared an extract from her new book with Sun readers to teach you how to spend and save like a financial wizard. 4 Abigail

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Financial Assets

I’m a money expert – how spending ‘buckets’ are payday lifesaver & why tax code error could mean you’re owed cash

FROM tax codes to savings “buckets”, the financial world can be mind-boggling for the average worker trying to make the most of their hard-earned cash. But money expert Abigail Foster has shared an extract from her new book with Sun readers to teach you how to spend and save like a financial wizard. 4 Abigail

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Financial Assets

From the golden finance hour to free cash grabs, 15 money experts give their top tips for improving their finances

GETTING to grips with your finances can be daunting, but by following some simple rules it’s not as hard as you think. Whether it’s saving for the future, learning to budget or cutting your living costs there’s plenty of ways to make your money work harder. 11 Taking control of your finances doesn’t have to

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Financial Assets

From the golden finance hour to free cash grabs, 15 top money experts give their top tips for improving their finances

GETTING to grips with your finances can be daunting, but by following some simple rules it’s not as hard as you think. Whether it’s saving for the future, learning to budget or cutting your living costs there’s plenty of ways to make your money work harder. 11 Taking control of your finances doesn’t have to

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Financial Assets

Debt Collection on Defaulted Student Loans to Restart in May

Borrowers in default could see their tax refunds or other federal benefits withheld once collections resume. J. David Ake/Getty Images The Education Department will resume collecting on defaulted student loans early next month, restarting a system that’s been on hold since spring 2020, the agency announced Monday. Starting May 5, the department will withhold tax refunds

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Tangible Assets

10 Universal Credit loopholes that mean you can apply for extra cash support

OVER seven million people across Britain claim Universal Credit – and there are ways to get even more cash support. The government aid was created over a decade ago to replace six legacy benefits with a monthly payment. 1 We share Universal Credit loopholesCredit: Alamy How much you receive will depend on certain factors, such

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Fixed Assets

Our ultimate guide to earning FREE cash while shopping, from linking your bank account to scanning receipts

IF you don’t use cashback then you could be missing out on hundreds of pounds a year. From well-known sites like TopCashback to newer options like Cheddar, there are lots of different ways to get money back when you shop. 8 Cashback has allowed Ailsa Hichens to book a dream trip to New York for daughter Daisy’s

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Tangible Assets

Cash-strapped Brits are flogging their gold teeth to pay bills, industry experts claim

DESPERATE Brits are flogging their gold teeth to pay their bills, industry experts claim.  One company boss says he is receiving 12 bags of metal gnashers a week as people scramble for cash.  Jon White, of Gold Traders, said of his clients: “Some have resorted to removing gold crowns to raise cash to pay bills,

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Financial Assets

Small Business Administration to Take Over Student Loans

A day after White House officials said the Education Department would administer the student loan program, President Donald Trump announced that the Small Business Administration would be taking over the $1.7 trillion portfolio. He told White House reporters that the move would happen “immediately,” though he didn’t say how that process would work. Currently, federal law

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Intangible Assets

Appeals court rejects copyrights for AI-generated art lacking ‘human’ creator

WASHINGTON — A federal appeals court in Washington, D.C., on Tuesday affirmed that a work of art generated by artificial intelligence without human input cannot be copyrighted under U.S. law. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit agreed with the U.S. Copyright Office that an image created by Stephen Thaler’s AI

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