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Energy Updated today
Energy Price Cap October 2026: Latest Forecast and What It Means for Your Bills
The July 2026 price cap sits at £1,862 a year. Cornwall Insight forecasts October at roughly £1,899 — but a methodology change could make the headline look lower. Here is what it means for you.
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Mortgages Updated today
Should You Overpay Your Mortgage in 2026? Overpay vs Save vs Invest
Overpaying your mortgage can save tens of thousands in interest and cut years off your term, but in 2026 it only beats saving when your rate wins. Here is how to decide.
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Savings Updated today
Bank of England 30 July 2026: Will Interest Rates Finally Be Cut?
Bank Rate is 3.75 per cent and the next decision lands on 30 July 2026. Most economists expect a hold. Here is what it means for savers, mortgages and borrowers.
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Holidays & Travel Updated today
EU Hand Luggage Rules 2026: The ‘Free’ Cabin Bag Truth
The EU's July 2026 vote promised a 'free cabin bag' - but the reality is nuanced and nothing changes this summer. What UK travellers should do now.
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Provider Reviews 10 Jul 2026
Plum Review 2026: Auto-Saving, Cash ISA and Investing — Is It Worth It?
A balanced review of the Plum app for UK savers and investors in 2026. We cover auto-saving features, the Cash ISA rate (currently 4.60% AER for new deposits), subscription tiers, investing fees, FSCS protection, and how Plum compares to Moneybox and Chip.
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Cashback 9 Jul 2026
Airtime Rewards Review 2026: Free Money Off Your Phone Bill?
Airtime (formerly Airtime Rewards) lets you earn cashback just by shopping with your linked card. But how much can you realistically save, which networks are supported, and is it safe? Our balanced 2026 review.
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Insurance 8 Jul 2026
Home Insurance in a Heatwave: Subsidence, Storms and Summer Claims
As temperatures soar this summer, your home faces risks you might not have considered. From subsidence on clay soil to flash-flood damage after a dry spell, here is what your buildings insurance covers, what the excesses look like, and how to cut your premium without cutting your protection.
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Broadband 7 Jul 2026
The UK Landline Switch-Off 2027: What the PSTN Digital Switchover Means for You
The old analogue phone network shuts down on 31 January 2027. Here is what the PSTN digital switchover means for your home phone, your bills, and what to do if you use a telecare alarm or live somewhere with patchy mobile signal.
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Credit Cards 6 Jul 2026
Section 75 Explained: How Your Credit Card Protects Purchases up to £30,000
Section 75 of the Consumer Credit Act gives you powerful legal protection on credit card purchases between £100.01 and £30,000. Here's exactly how it works, when to use it instead of chargeback, and how to claim.
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Groceries 5 Jul 2026
Too Good To Go, Olio and Yellow Stickers: How Food Waste Apps Cut Your Grocery Bill in 2026
Surplus-food apps and supermarket markdowns can slash your weekly shop. Here is a practical guide to Too Good To Go Surprise Bags, Olio free food sharing, yellow sticker timings at every major supermarket, and how to combine them all for maximum savings.
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Holidays & Travel 4 Jul 2026
Flight Delay Compensation UK 2026: How to Claim up to £520 Under UK261
Your flight was delayed or cancelled — now what? UK261 gives you the right to claim up to £520 per person in statutory compensation. Here is exactly how to do it for free.
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Savings 3 Jul 2026
Frozen Tax Thresholds 2026: How Fiscal Drag Is Quietly Raising Your Tax Bill
The personal allowance has been stuck at £12,570 since 2021 — and thanks to the Autumn Budget 2025, it stays frozen until 2031. Here is what fiscal drag means for your pay packet, your pension, and your family finances, plus the legitimate steps you can take to push back.
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