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
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
THE UK economy grew in the third month of this year – more than expected. The Office for National Statistics (ONS) said Gross Domestic Product (GDP) went up by 0.7% in the quarter to March. 1 The Office for National Statistics has released its latest monthly GDP dataCredit: Alamy This was stronger than the 0.6%
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
MORE low-deposit mortgages are available now than at any time since the 2008 financial crisis. There are 442 home loans with a five per cent deposit to choose from, more than double the number from two years ago. Borrowers able to stretch to a ten per cent deposit have the pick of 845 deals —
NEARLY half of Brits experience financial FOMO – as they worry they are not keeping up with their friends when it comes to their money habits. A study of 2,000 adults revealed despite 81% believing they are good with money, 44% still regularly compare their financial decisions to those of friends, with 23% adding others
BARCLAYS has started paying out free cash to customers affected by a major outage earlier this year. The bank is in the process of issuing payments to select customers following the glitch, which first hit in January. 1 Barclays has started paying customers affected by a major outage earlier this yearCredit: PA The vast majority
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,
APRIL will see some major money changes including increases to the National Living Wage and a benefit overhaul. There are also several price increases coming into force in April, which will impact bills including Council Tax, energy and water. 1 If you’re watching your cash closely this is what you need to be aware of
BRITISH Airways has angered customers by overhauling its loyalty scheme. But what is happening, and what does this mean for you? 1 The airline is set to rebrand its British Airways Executive Club as the British Airways Club and introduce changes to its tier points system James Flanders explains what your options are and how