Nationwide Building Society aims to issue the £100 Fairer Share scheme payout to 4.4 million eligible members by June 30, 2026.

Older taxpayers who may struggle with HMRC's new Making Tax Digital system could be exempt from the reporting requirements.

New safeguards could automatically block some pension transfers where there are concerns savers are being targeted by fraudsters.

People claiming Universal Credit may need to provide documents to verify their identity and avoid delays to their application.

MoneySavingExpert shares six current account switching deals offering cash bonuses of up to £200, alongside perks including cashback and fee-free spending abroad.

The Tell Us Once service can notify the DWP, Social Security Scotland, HMRC, DVLA and other government departments following a death, helping families avoid making multiple separate notifications.

Martin Lewis has urged holidaymakers to compare prices carefully before applying for travel permits.

Millions of drivers could be owed compensation over mis-sold car finance deals, but Martin Lewis is warning motorists to watch out for firms taking a cut of any payout.

More than 12 million motorists waiting for compensation over mis-sold car finance agreements could face a longer wait due to legal challenges.

This essential guidance can help people making a new claim for any of Scotland’s devolved disability benefits.

Unused pension savings will start counting towards Inheritance Tax bills from April 2027.

HMRC has more than doubled funding for organisations that provide free support to people struggling with tax affairs, debt and financial hardship.

New research suggests millions of drivers are reducing spending elsewhere or using their vehicles less often as fuel costs continue to put pressure on household budgets.

Lloyds says online shopping fraud remains one of the biggest threats facing customers, with social media platforms linked to most reported cases.

The change does not affect PIP eligibility or payment rates but gives the DWP greater flexibility to extend fixed-term awards.

There are more than a dozen benefits and discounts available for men and women of State Pension age.

People born in the early 1960s could reach retirement later than they expect as the State Pension age is now rising to 67.

A State Pension claim from the DWP does not end automatically when a loved one dies.

Historical Home Responsibilities Protection (HRP) errors account for most State Pension underpayments linked to National Insurance records.

Ofgem figures show the average energy customer paying by Direct Debit had £212 in credit at the end of 2025.