Neon Reef and Social Energy Supply, which have over 35,000 household customers between them, have become the latest energy providers to cease trading – meaning 19 domestic energy suppliers have gone bust since September.
Fourteen trusted household names, public figures and celebrities have signed an open letter to the Prime Minister calling for paid-for scam advertising to urgently be included in the upcoming Online Safety Bill.
Universal Credit claimants and those in receipt of certain means-tested benefits will get £100 towards their energy bills this winter, the Welsh Government has announced. It comes as part of a new £51 million support package designed to help around 350,000 people with the cost of living.
Thousands of savers with app-only provider Chip will see their market-leading easy access rate plummet from 1.25% to 0% next month unless they act. Many will also continue to be charged up to £39/yr for what will become a redundant account for those hoping to earn interest.
More than 300,000 workers are due to receive a pay rise as the ‘real living wage’ has increased from today – and you’ll earn £1,000s more each year compared to the Government’s legal minimum wage.
Tesco Bank is closing its current account arm and users have until 11.59pm on Monday 15 November to benefit from cash switching bonuses of up to £130 offered by other providers. The bank will close all of its remaining current accounts on 29 November.
Premium Bonds can beat easy-access accounts if you’re saving over £4,000, MoneySavingExpert.com founder Martin Lewis has said in the eighth episode of this season’s The Martin Lewis Money Show. But as the prizes are a lottery and the amount you win depends on your luck, those who don’t need easy access to their cash can...
Action is needed from the Government and local councils to help support millions of people in council tax arrears.
Londoners who use app-based taxi service Uber will see fares rise by up to 25% from today for trips around the capital and to the city’s major airports.
In an embarrassing move from the DWP, 10 million people will receive a letter with information encouraging them to switch to a cheaper energy tariff, despite energy prices at a record high and firms going bust left, right and centre.
