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B&M selling £20 plug-in heater shoppers say 'blasts the room with heat'

The Russell Hobbs Ceramic Plug-In Heater is in B&M stores for the cheapest price on the market.

Daily Record

Martin Lewis urges families with household income under £40,000 to check for Universal Credit and free childcare

Families with a combined household income of under £40,000 could be missing out on support.

Daily Record

The crisis in teaching is even worse than it looks — it is close to existential

During Covid, the country found out what it was to disrupt schooling — three years of missed lessons, home learning and mask-wearing have meant a generation has lost out on its formative education. Many parents were forced out of the workplace to look after their children — with a long-term…

Evening Standard

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Newcastle organisations receive over £500,000 from City Council for support amid cost of living crisis

The Winter Wellbeing Fund that was launched in November, has since supported nearly 100 community sector organisations in the city

Chronicle Live

'I'm spending £20k on a new bathroom - but won't help my brother out with cash'

One man is frustrated by his brother's request for financial support as he was about to fork out on a new bathroom for his wife's tenth anniversary gift - others have sided with him

Daily Mirror

Martin Lewis urges people to claim 'massive' State Pension top-up just for looking after grandchildren

Grandparents who provided care, even if it was remotely during the pandemic, could increase their State Pension payments.

Daily Record

Benefit reforms have pushed many into part-time, low-paid jobs – IFS

Those encouraged to move into work often remain on meagre wages, paying little in tax and still receiving in-work benefits, the think tank found.

The Independent UK

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State Pension weekly amount you get with minimum contributions

You need at least 10 years of National Insurance contributions to get any State Pension payment and at least 35 years for the full amount - and it's a sliding scale in between

Nottingham Post

Martin Lewis shares three questions to work out if cash ISA is right for you

People 16 or older can put up to £20,000 into a cash ISA in the 2022/23 tax year

The Independent UK

Thrifty man gives up house to live in tiny eco-home in a stranger's back garden

The 40-year-old has lived in tiny homes on and off for the past five years - and last year created his own miniature wooden house to fit in a back garden

Edinburgh Live

Striking teacher forced to take a second job to pay bills ahead of mass walkout

Manchester teacher Lucy Hoyle has had to take on a second job to pay her bills whilst also admitting to having to pay for classroom supplies from her own pocket - she tells the Mirror why she is joining her colleagues on strike

Daily Mirror

All the major changes and DWP payments affecting your money in February

Many people's financial situations will likely be impacted by a series of changes throughout February

Manchester Evening News

UK benefit changes have pushed people into dead-end, low-paid jobs, says IFS

Tougher rules have boosted employment but jobs offer scant career progression and contribute little to tax revenue

The Guardian - UK

Huge Universal Credit shakeup affecting more than 120,000 people

People could see their Universal Credit payments reduced or removed if they don't follow certain rules

Liverpool Echo

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Evening Standard

All London boroughs now ‘unaffordable’ for local salaries — here’s the pay increase you’d need to afford a home in your area

Even ‘affordable’ London areas are now beyond the reach of local buyers on average salaries.

Daily Record

Older people living in 25 countries may be due winter heating bill help of up to £600

New claims for the Winter Fuel Payment can be made until March 31, 2023.

The Independent UK

Learning loss for disadvantaged pupils ‘greater’ than peers, says watchdog

Lost learning, if left unaddressed, may lead to “significant lost earnings” for those affected, the National Audit Office has warned.

Liverpool Echo

Martin Lewis says 800,000 people are missing out on extra cash

The Money Saving Expert founder was back on our screens on Tuesday night

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Wales Online

Martin Lewis issues important advice to anyone with kids

The Martin Lewis Money Show Live gives out tips on savings accounts

Bristol Post

Martin Lewis warns parents that children could have over £2,000 in 'lost' savings account

The Money Saving Expert says that 100,000s of people have lost track of their Child Trust Fund

Daily Record

Man who built tiny 'eco-home' in person's back garden saves £600-a-month on bills

Chris Marsh has lived in tiny homes intermittently for the past five years, and last year created his own miniature wooden house to fit in a back garden.

StockNews.com

4 Home Improvement Stocks to Spruce up Your Portfolio in 2023

The cooling inflation is likely to benefit the home improvement industry. Moreover, rapid urbanization and the rising adoption of green buildings should boost the sector in the coming years. Therefore, fundamentally strong home improvement stocks Lowe’s Companies (LOW), ADT (ADT), Masonite International (DOOR), and La-Z-Boy (LZB) might be ideal additions…

Manchester Evening News

What are parents' rights during teachers strikes and do people have to go to work if schools are shut?

Schools will close across England and Wales on February 1 as teachers walk out amid disputes over pay

Daily Mirror

'I live in a home I built myself in my mate's garden - it saves me £600 a month'

Chris March, 40, quit renting conventional houses five years ago and now says he can afford to keep his heating on constantly because his tiny home is so efficient

The Guardian - UK

Ofgem considers subsidy to level energy costs for prepayment and direct debit customers

Regulator defends suppliers who have forced people on to meters

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