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Seven Expert Tips for Managing Your Retirement Savings in a Volatile Market

The moves you make could be the difference between a secure retirement and a major loss of financial safety.

Kiplinger

Hotter weather could add an extra £380 to energy bills - see list of worst appliances

Analysts at energy-saving smart meter app Loop have broken down how much popular summer items cost to run - including hot tubs, fans and garden heaters

Daily Mirror

Hot weather appliances could be adding hundreds of pounds to your energy bill

Energy use should be lower in summer, but not if you're using devices to keep cool

Bristol Post

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Why your benefit payment date might change next month - what you need to know

There is a bank holiday on Monday, August 28, for people living in England and Wales - or in Scotland, the summer bank holiday is slightly earlier on Monday, August 7

Daily Mirror

What are the options for boosting your pension pot?

You may be able to grow your pension prospects if any retirement funds are on course to be smaller than you had hoped. By Vicky Shaw.

The Independent UK

Banks recognise savers need more help accessing best rates - FCA

Yesterday saw a flurry of new savings rate announcements from banks and building societies

Insider UK

July dates for DWP cost of living payments, benefits and pensions

Food prices increasing at their fastest rate in almost 45 years, ONS has warned

The Independent UK

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Change to benefits and pensions in August as payments continue to roll out

A second £300 cost of living payment is due this autumn before a third comes next spring

Wales Online

Bankrate: How to pay off your mortgage early

Some homeowners are eager to get out of their mortgage early, with reasons ranging from eliminating the psychological pressure of debt to slashing interest payments. For retirees, especially, paying off a home loan early can help increase cash flow.

Tribune News Service

DWP error means state pension claimants could be owed around £5,000

HMRC will look into National Insurance records to identify as many people as they can, before the DWP will recalculate state pensions to see if people are due arrears.

Chronicle Live

Banks recognise savers need more help accessing best rates, says City regulator

The Financial Conduct Authority said it had held a ‘constructive’ meeting with savings providers.

The Independent UK

Martin Lewis says 'act today' to save £1,000s in bills, from water to Wi-Fi

In his weekly Money Saving Expert newsletter, Martin Lewis had numerous tips to make savings across the board amid the current cost of living crisis.

Chronicle Live

The LOWEST interest rates offered to savers by banks - from Santander, to Natwest and Barclays

Bosses at some of the UK's biggest banks, Lloyds, HSBC, NatWest and Barclays are to face questions by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) this week on the speed it passes on the rate rises to savers

Daily Mirror

All DWP cost of living payments to come including cash for Universal Credit claimants and pensioners

Some claimants are eligible for a cash sum of £900 this year split into three payments to help cope with the still increasing bills and prices, and other additional payments for pensioners are planned

Nottingham Post

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Daily Mirror

DWP underpaid 187,000 people in huge £1billion state pension error - are you owed money?

HMRC will look at National Insurance records to identify as many people as possible, then the DWP will recalculate your state pension and check if you are due any arrears

Daily Mirror

Takeaways and charity donations are top areas where Brits are planning to cut spending

Holidays, hobbies, and clothes or shoe shopping are other areas in which they are budgeting - but many are reluctant to ditch spending on insurance policies

Evening Standard

What is the UK average gas and electric bill in 2023?

The Government’s Energy Price Guarantee, which has kept the average payment at £2,500 since October, has ended

Daily Record

'Alarm bells' among vulnerable residents as £7.7m health and social care budget gap looms

Senior officials said it has become "much more difficult" to find ways of making savings that won't impact frontline services.

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Martin Lewis warns 'act today' to slash £1,000s off your bills - from water to broadband

The MoneySavingExpert.com founder said price rises are “pushing many to the brink” in a warning published in the latest MSE weekly email - here are his latest tips

Kiplinger

Should You Roll Over Your Retirement Plan When You Retire?

Here are some pros and cons of leaving your money in the company retirement plan when you retire vs. rolling it over to an IRA.

Kiplinger

All About RSUs: How They Work and What You Should Know

Restricted stock units, not to be confused with stock options, have become a popular way for companies to incentivize top talent to stick around.

AAP

Savers warned to show more interest in banking rates

Major banks will have an opportunity to explain why some of their customers are missing out on decent savings rates at a parliamentary hearing.

Liverpool Echo

GMB guest issues warning over 'devastating' mortgage rate hikes

Susanna Reid and Ben Shephard were joined in the studio by a number of guests on Thursday

The Independent UK

July dates for DWP cost of living payments, benefits and pensions

Food prices increasing at their fastest rate in almost 45 years, ONS has warned

The Independent UK

Financial watchdog to discuss savings rates concerns with bank chiefs

Some people have raised concerns about ‘profiteering’ due to interest rates on savings lagging behind those charged for mortgages.

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