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Mum who cleared £40k debt shares how she sticks to £200 spend for half term holidays

A mum who turned her finances around with careful planning has said she sticks to a £200 budget when her kids are on holiday - and still makes sure they're never bored

Daily Mirror

Warning that families have just hours left to claim up to £600 towards their energy bills

Two schemes that paid hundreds to help households pay for their winter heating are set to close tomorrow

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Cost of living: will fall in energy price cap make a difference?

Energy bills for a typical household will fall to £2,074 per year from July under Ofgem’s new price cap – the first time the cost of energy will have dropped in two years.

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Are You Worried About Running Out of Money in Retirement?

Planning that integrates income annuities can help alleviate the No. 1 fear of retirees, even in worst-case investment scenarios and when living way beyond your life expectancy.

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6 places tired parents can get free coffee - you're welcome!

Find out how to get a free coffee and treat yourself to a guilt-free pick-me-up

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How energy suppliers including British Gas, EDF, Shell, Scottish Power and Octopus set your direct debit

How often your payment is checked to make sure you're not spending too much or too little depends on your supplier

Chronicle Live

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

Help available as more than 10m Britons struggling with bills, according to new study

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Heat pumps: more than 80% of households in Great Britain ‘satisfied with system’

Exclusive: England, Scotland and Wales survey reports similar response to people with gas boilers

The Guardian - UK

Ask the experts: what small steps can Aussies take to find financial freedom?

Small money choices can become some of our best long-term investments. Here are some ideas on where to start.

The Guardian - AU

Savers should ditch and switch if they are not satisfied with rates – Which?

The consumer group said become even more important to get better returns on savings accounts amid the living costs squeeze.

The Independent UK

Union warns Falkirk will be 'dumping ground of Scotland' as fly tipping team get redundancy notices

UNISON also has concerns that the jobs will be done by other council staff after redundancy

Daily Record

Turn your Communion money into a fortune with these investment tips

Morgan O'Connell's money column - 'Say we are talking €500 as a fairly healthy 'result' from the day. What do you do with it if you want to be the butt of people’s jokes in 25 years’ time?'

Irish Mirror

Liz Weston: 5 ways to simplify and reduce your money clutter

Streamline how you manage your money to save yourself time and reduce stress

The Independent UK

Beware the Retirement Hazard Zone: Those Years Right After Age 59½

The decisions you make in the four to five years right after you hit that pivotal age can have a big impact on the rest of your retirement.

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UK women ‘twice as likely to miss out on pensions auto-enrolment’

TUC says its study suggests one in 10 women have employers who do not have to enter them into a pension

Chronicle Live

One in seven people feel their debt is 'out of control' with 'no way' of paying it off

A new survey also found that nearly one in 10 people 'haven't got a clue' how much they owe in outstanding debts amid the cost of living crisis

The Independent UK

15% ‘feel their debt is out of control or they have no way of paying it off’

Nearly half of over-55s surveyed for Aviva still have some sort of debt, despite getting closer to retirement.

The Independent UK

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

Help available as more than 10m Britons struggling with bills, according to new study

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Cover Your Retirement Income Bases With Scenario Planning

Here are three strategies to help you plan for best- and worst-case scenarios, positioning you for retirement success.

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New Ofgem price cap will save the average family just £2 a month from July

Most households will see little change in their bills from July, due to £400 Energy Bills Support Scheme coming to an end

Chronicle Live

Millions on Universal Credit get more time to claim £1,200 cash boost

Around 3m families are thought to be missing out on the money the Government will add under the Help to Save scheme

The Independent UK

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

Help available as more than 10m Britons struggling with bills, according to new study

Daily Record

Married people over State Pension age could be due weekly income boost of up to £306 this summer

People over 66 on a low income could be eligible for Pension Credit and other discounts or benefits.

Liverpool Echo

A Place in the Sun's Laura Hamilton cries 'oh really' as buyers brutally end search

The host said she would need to change her approach after the exchange

Chronicle Live

DWP £150 Cost of living payment dates and vital 'one-day' qualifying rule

A follow up cost of living payment will be paid out to roughly six million across the UK who are on specific forms of state support. Here's everything you need to know about the new lump sum.

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