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An expert’s guide to giving your children pocket money

Should you link pocket money to chores?

The Independent UK

Seven viral savings challenges for 2026 and expert tips how to make them work

Give your new year finances a boost by taking part in one of more money tasks

The Independent UK

How do I improve my credit score? Quick wins, critical changes and fixing poor financial history

Your score can affect your chances of getting the product you want - or could land you more favourable terms

The Independent UK

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The rise of ‘porch pirates’: How to stop them stealing your parcels (and get a refund if they do)

IN FOCUS: Britain is in the grip of a ‘porch piracy’ epidemic, as opportunistic thieves run away with our poorly secured deliveries. Katie Rosseinsky asks the experts what your rights are if your goods go missing from your doorstep.

The Independent UK

What parents are sacrificing to buy everything on Santa’s wish list

Parents are forfeiting nights out and even heating to give their kids a great Christmas, yet money experts suggest practical ways you can save.

The Independent UK

Shock bills: How much do you need to save in an emergency fund?

Lisa Salmon asks financial experts what unexpected expenses people need to be prepared for, and how much they should put aside to cover them.

The Independent UK

Christmas is coming. Here are eight expert tips to ease the cost

Starting purchases in September allows people to spread costs and secure better deals

The Independent UK

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Financial expert shares the nine ways parents can support their child through university

As students prepare for university, millions of parents are working out how they can afford to support them while they’re there

The Independent UK

From TV to toilet rolls: how to save on subscriptions

Used wisely, subscriptions can be a boon – but forget about them and they could cost you in the long run

The Guardian - UK

I always get into debt at Christmas – 10 ways to break the cycle

Financial experts share advice on how to avoid getting into festive debt. By Lisa Salmon.

The Independent UK

How to handle the festive season as a shopping addict – and not end up racking up debt

Here’s how to stop overspending in the lead up to Christmas.

The Independent UK

Borrow a tent and bring food: how to cut the cost of UK summer music festivals

Work your way in for a free pass, club together with friends for gear – and don’t forget the toilet rolls and wet wipes

The Guardian - UK

How to take a super-low budget holiday

From pet sitting and home swaps to planning ahead, be flexible and grab the best deals … fast

The Guardian - UK

Couple plan to give football shirts to 2,000 kids who may not receive Christmas gifts

Paul and Lizzie Watson, from Gloucestershire, hope their Kitmas initiative will ease the pressures on parents affected by the cost of living crisis this Christmas, saying they are doing "just doing what is possible"

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Wales Online

Couple donating football shirts to wish 2,000 children a 'Merry Kitmas'

Paul and Lizzie Watson have raised more than £8,600 for Kitmas 2022

The Independent UK

Couple aim to give 2,000 football shirts to children for Christmas

Paul and Lizzie Watson were ‘jumping around in the kitchen’ when they received a donation from presenter and actor James Corden.

Daily Mirror

What is shrinkflation? Items getting smaller while prices stay same - chocolate to yogurt

More supermarket staples are being subject to shrinkflation as products decrease in size while prices stay the same, or even increase — here's how to avoid rising costs

The Guardian - UK

‘It felt like this might never happen again’: comedians rejoice at the return of crowds

After lockdowns kept them out of touch with audiences, standups explain their exhilaration at coming together to raise laughs at Edinburgh fringe

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