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Government deletes 'nonsense' tweet suggesting £30k earner can buy a London house

It comes after money saving expert Martin Lewis called out the Government on Twitter about the potential savings for first time buyers

Daily Mirror

Martin Lewis' message to anybody on Universal Credit waiting for second DWP Cost of Living payment

The Money Saving Expert has spoken out after the DWP's latest announcement caused confusion

Manchester Evening News

Man's smart meter told him he spent £42k in one day

"People will be panicking no end, borrowing money to pay a bill that doesn't exist"

Liverpool Echo

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Co-op accused of 'taking the pi**' with £9.25 toilet rolls

The pack price works out at more than £1 a roll, with one shopper declaring 'I’d rather wipe my a*** on a crispy autumn leaf'

Manchester Evening News

DWP urged to confirm date of £324 cost of living payment as people 'struggling' with bills

'Weather is getting colder each day and energy prices are ridiculous. People want to stay warm but can’t afford to put the heating on'

Manchester Evening News

The £15 blanket that keeps shoppers warm without turning on the central heating

Shoppers are raving over an oversized wearable blanket that is said to be perfect for keeping you warmer during the chillier season.

Daily Record

Aldi shopper speechless at cashier's response when OAP is left £1 short for shopping

"We do this at work too sadly it is becoming more regular and it's heartbreaking"

Manchester Evening News

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State Pension petition calling for £380 per week rejected by DWP could now be debated in Parliament

The petition has received more than 101,000 signatures of support from people across the UK.

Daily Record

How to bleed your radiators to save money on energy bills this winter

On October 1, the energy bill price cap increase came intro effect, kicking off a winter of crippling electric and gas bills. Inevitably, we will need to turn our radiators on, and bleeding them properly will ensure you don’t waste any energy

Daily Mirror

‘Best place’ to dry your clothes indoors to avoid mould growing as weather gets colder

Clothes that aren't dried properly can often get mouldy from being damp and they harden and start to smell.

Irish Mirror

Good Morning Britain: Martin Lewis issues warning ahead of first £66 energy bill discount

The financial expert, who has been presenting Good Morning Britain recently, listened to the concerns of viewers during today's programme (October 3)

Bristol Post

Martin Lewis hits out at ‘irresponsible’ messaging over first-time buyer savings

The consumer champion said Treasury messaging about potential tax savings for first-time buyers appears ‘fundamentally irresponsible’.

Evening Standard

Argos selling 'excellent' £25 blanket that will help cut energy bills this winter

The Slumberdown Essential Warmth Underblanket could help you save money on your energy bills during the cold season

Daily Mirror

Common household items 'draining' your bank account as energy bills soar

The cost of living crisis has caused bill to soar in recent months with millions of people across the UK now looking at ways they can save money and cut back on the likes of their shopping and energy bills.

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Daily Record

Energy prepayment meter customers should start to receive £66 bill discount this week

The £400 energy bill rebate scheme starts this month for everyone with a domestic electricity account.

Daily Mirror

All cost of living help still to come including £324 payment - and when you'll get it

The Government has already paid out billions of pounds to help with the rising cost of living, but there is more cash coming later this year and into 2023 as well

The Independent UK

Martin Lewis brands government’s stamp duty savings claim ‘irresponsible nonsense’

Money Saving Expert founder criticises Treasury for giving public ‘false hope’ and implying a £30k salary could buy £500k home

Liverpool Echo

Lakeland heated airer that dries clothes and keeps you warm for 11p an hour - an honest review

Sales of heated airers have been on the rise

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The National (Scotland)

Martin Lewis pans 'nonsense’ UK Government tweet on tax cuts

FINANCE expert Martin Lewis has slammed a UK Government tweet which claimed first time buyers in London could save over £12,000 as “nonsense”.

Wales Online

How and when you will receive the £400 cost of living energy support

It varies based on how you pay for your energy

The Independent UK

UK Government tax U-turn should be welcomed, says Scottish Secretary

Kwasi Kwarteng announced on Monday morning that the UK Government would not go ahead with scrapping the 45% rate of tax.

Daily Record

Dad-of-eight with pregnant cancer-stricken wife gives up hot dinners to pay bills

Mark Skelly's income is set to fall by 30% while the cost of living continues to rise as he takes time off work to care for his pregnant wife who is suffering with breast cancer.

Daily Record

Lakeland shopper praises clothes airer that heats home and dries clothes for just 9p an hour

Emma Gill from the MEN put the airer on for just five hours and found that it helped dry her clothes and keep the room warm.

Daily Mirror

Martin Lewis demands Government deletes 'nonsense' tweet about Stamp Duty savings

The money saving expert called out the Government on Twitter as he attacked its claims about the potential savings for first time buyers and demanded a tweet be deleted

The Guardian - UK

‘It’s just so easy, isn’t it?’ How buy now, pay later can leave Britons struggling with debt

We spend almost £1bn a month through retailers’ spread-the-cost payment schemes. But many borrowers find themselves missing payments, covering instalments with credit cards – and using the schemes to pay for food and other essentials. Is online credit spiralling out of control?

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