MoneySavingExpertA third of Post Office ATMs to shut
October 26, 2020by Jay Shah
Almost a third of free-to-use ATMs at Post Office branches will be shut over the next 18 months, with around 600 set to close by March 2022
Almost a third of free-to-use ATMs at Post Office branches will be shut over the next 18 months, with around 600 set to close by March 2022
Refund credit notes issued up until 31 December 2020 for cancelled holidays will be protected by the Government after it extended cover put in place due to the coronavirus pandemic – so if you accept one and the travel firm were to then go bust, you will get your money back
Cafes, pubs, restaurants and councils across England are offering free meals to children in need over the October half-term, following a high-profile campaign started by the footballer Marcus Rashford
The Coronavirus Job Support Scheme will be made more generous and grants for the self-employed will be doubled, as the Chancellor announces new support for businesses in areas with ‘tier 2’ restrictions
Consumers can now send packages through Royal Mail without leaving the house, as the firm launches a new collection service meaning parcels can be picked up from people’s homes at a cost of 72p each
State pensions are expected to rise by 2.5% next April under the ‘triple lock’ guarantee – meaning an increase of around £230/yr for those receiving the new state pension in full
Nationwide is to reduce the level of cover its FlexPlus travel insurance offers for cancellation due to coronavirus, in a blow to holidaymakers with the popular packaged bank account. Under changes to FlexPlus cover that will apply to all trips booked from January, a new Foreign Office warning against travel will no longer be sufficient...
Some 11 million households on standard tariffs are covered by the price cap, currently £1,042/yr for a typical gas and elec household
It comes with travel and mobile insurance, as well as interest and budgeting features
A large proportion of homeowners trying to take advantage of the Government’s new Green Homes Grant scheme are unable to find suppliers to carry out the work, according to a new snapshot poll from MoneySavingExpert.com founder Martin Lewis which lays bare some of the problems with the new scheme
