All news by author: Ruby Flanagan

The new Ofgem price cap - which covers 28million households - comes into force tomorrow on Monday July 1 and before it comes in millions of households will need to submit a meter reading to their supplier

The DWP is currently working on moving people claiming older "legacy" benefits to Universal Credit, the process is called managed migration and it expected to be finished by 2025

According to the website DownDetector, more than 6,000 people reported issues with their HSBC accounts on Friday morning with the banking giant unable to fix the issue until later in the afternoon

The very first banknotes to feature an image of King were released earlier this month on June 5 and the ones that display a certain serial number are of particular value to collectors

Fans recently took to social media to share their frustration as they were unable to get their hands on a Yorkie Orange but Nestle shared some news that they did not want to hear

PLT, which is owned by Boohoo, sent an email to those affected by the move last week which told them their accounts were being deactivated after reviewing their "unusual high returns activity"

It is believed that there are around three million pension pots worth £26.6billion that are classed as "lost" or "forgotten" in the UK and going forward, pension experts warn that this figure could rise even further

Kevin Besford, Asda senior director of retail transformation said the new IT systems and touchscreen checkout services would improve the shopping experience for both shoppers and Asda staff

It's important to note that Vodafone has axed inflation-based contract rises - this means prices will still be increase but customers will be informed exactly how much and when they will rise

The fast food chain has today launched its new Oreo Frappe across all of its UK and Republic of Ireland stores - the frappe has a vanilla base and is blended with ice and Oreo pieces and then topped with whipped cream and crushed Oreo pieces

Sainsbury's has urged people not to eat the product if they have an intolerance. Instead, they need to return the product to their local supermarket store for a full refund - you do not need to have a receipt

The budget supermarket has opened many new supermarket stores over the last few years and plans on opening even more going forward - it hopes to eventually have 1,500 stores in the UK

Research from the digital wealth manager, Moneyfarm, found that around one in two Brits were not aware of the annual fees they were paying on their savings to their pension provider

Eligible households will receive a £105 voucher per child at the end of July which they can redeem for cash at the post office - this means if a household has three children they could receive vouchers worth £315

Earlier this month McDonald's confirmed that it would be launching the Orea Frappe across all of its UK and Republic of Ireland stores - but to make room for it the Biscoff Frappe has to go

Last week, high street bank Barclays announced that it would scrap the monthly £5 cash payments customers could get as a Blue Reward member from September 4

Inside sources say the Alexa revamp has been dubbed "Remarkable Alexa" with the updated device using conversational artificial intelligence technology

The cost of living help is coming from the Government's Household Support Fund scheme and West Sussex County Council recently confirmed that it was going to provide supermarket vouchers to households that were struggling

The Money Saving Expert (MSE) website founder has told Brits to see if they can lock in a cheap energy deal before the Ofgem price cap changes on Monday, July 1

In the recent Money Saving Expert newsletter, Martin Lewis' team highlighted the success story of Amelie who had followed the MSE founder's advice on claiming back their energy credit

Earlier this week was the final day HMRC was sending out its renewal packs and claimants now have until July 31 to renew their Tax Credit claim - if they don't they could lose their payments

Attendance Allowance is a benefit given to people over the state pension age who have a medical condition or disability and need help with their day to daycare

Unlike other benefits, if you claim Tax Credits you have to renew your claim each July to keep receiving the money from HMRC and each year the renewal deadline for Tax Credits - both working and child - is July 31

HMRC is currently working to contact people who did not receive full pension payments due to a miscalculation and if you were affected, then you will likely have received a letter - or will do - explaining what happened

With the Household Support Fund scheme, each local council decides what help they will offer and Leicestershire County Council is providing vouchers to help with the cost of food and energy