
Lydia Amazouz
Tens of Thousands of Civil Service Jobs at Risk Under Reeves’ £2 Billion Cut Plan
The UK government plans to cut £2 billion a year from Civil Service budgets, putting tens of thousands of jobs at risk.

New Highway Code Rule Could Hit Drivers Doing Under 10,000 Miles a Year
Drivers clocking under 10,000 miles a year could soon be affected by a major Highway Code update, as experts raise concerns over how key safety features are being used.

Thousands of Older Drivers Could Be Forced Off the Road by Insurer Age Rules
Older drivers are being warned of a growing insurance issue that could quietly affect their ability to stay on the road.

New National Minimum Wage Levels Confirmed for 2025 – Millions Set for Pay Rise
Millions of workers across the UK are set for a pay rise in April, as new minimum wage rates take effect—here’s what you need to know.

Urgent Warning for Mobile Users as Key Network Service Set to Shut Down in Days
A major UK mobile network is shutting down its 3G service, leaving some users at risk of losing mobile data and internet access unless they upgrade their devices.

Martin Lewis Warns 14 Million Mobile Users to Send 5-Digit Code or Risk Overpaying
Martin Lewis is warning millions of mobile users to send a simple 5-digit text to check if they’re overpaying on their phone bills, as many unknowingly remain stuck on costly…

Nationwide Issues Update on £100 and £50 Bonus Payments for Customers
Nationwide has updated customers on its Fairer Share Payment, confirming future payouts aren’t guaranteed, while a new £50 bonus is set to be issued soon.

State Pension Age Set to Rise Next Year—Who Will Be Affected?
The State Pension age is set to rise next year, bringing changes that could affect retirement plans for millions.

Six Major High Street Brands Go Cashless – Is This the End of Cash Payments?
Six major high street brands have gone cashless, refusing physical money in some or all of their stores, sparking criticism from pro-cash campaigners who argue this move alienates customers.

Homebase Set to Open 14 New Garden Centres in April – Locations Revealed
Homebase is set to open 14 new garden centres across the UK in April as part of its recovery plan after partnering with The Range.

Households Could See TV Licence Fee of £174.50 Replaced by ‘Sliding Scale’ Payment Rates
The UK government is considering replacing the flat TV licence fee with a sliding scale based on income, a move that could make payments more fair and progressive for households.

Train Drivers Announce 56-Day Strike, Threatening Major Service Disruptions
Train drivers are set to strike for 56 days, causing major disruptions, as tensions escalate over a recent company dispute.

Millions of UK Households Urged to Secure £150 Document—‘Half Are Without It’
Millions of UK households are being warned to secure a vital £150 document, as experts reveal half of adults over 30 don’t have it—risking serious consequences.

Free Bus Pass for Over 60s in England: Latest Update from the Department for Transport
A campaign for a free bus pass for over-60s in England is gaining momentum, with thousands backing the call for equal transport access across the UK.

New Scheme Offers Free Driving Lessons to Disability Benefit Claimants – Are You Eligible?
People on PIP and other disability benefits could get free driving lessons through a grant, but many may not realise they qualify.

HMRC Urges People Earning Under £100,000 to Claim Benefit Worth Up to £4,000
HMRC is urging working parents earning under £100,000 to check if they qualify for a little-known childcare benefit worth up to £4,000 per year.

Martin Lewis Issues Urgent Warning to Mobile Banking Users Amid Surge in Phone Thefts
Martin Lewis has issued an urgent warning to mobile banking users, revealing how rising phone thefts could put their financial data at serious risk—and what steps they must take to…

DWP Stripping PIP Payments from ‘Alarming’ Number of Young Claimants
A growing number of young PIP claimants are losing their disability benefits despite having incurable conditions, raising concerns about the fairness of the system.

What Abolishing NHS England Means for the Future of Healthcare
Keir Starmer’s plan to abolish NHS England has raised questions about its impact on healthcare, with supporters praising cost-cutting measures while critics warn of potential disruption.

Thousands of Pensioners Set to Lose £2,798 a Year – Are You One of Them?
Thousands of state pensioners born before 1953 are set to receive £2,798 less per year than newer retirees—leaving many questioning the fairness of the system.

Martin Lewis Issues Urgent Warning for Anyone With Over £10,000 in Savings
Martin Lewis has issued a warning to savers with over £10,000 in the bank, explaining how a little-known tax rule could mean they owe more to HMRC than they expect.

New Inheritance Tax Rules Could Take 67% of Your Savings – How to Protect Your Money
Rachel Reeves' inheritance tax plans could see pensions taxed at up to 67%, prompting retirees to take action to protect their savings before the changes take effect in 2027.

Labour Minister Breaks Silence on Fears of State Pension Means-Testing and Payment Reforms
A Labour minister has addressed mounting concerns over potential changes to the state pension, sparking debate over what the future could hold for retirees.

People on 10 DWP Benefits Can Get Broadband for £12 – How to Check If You Qualify
Millions on DWP benefits could access £12 broadband, but many don’t realise they’re eligible—here’s how to check if you qualify.

State Pensioners Born Before 1951 Sent £215 Payment Warning
State pensioners born before 1951 have been sent a £215 payment warning, raising questions about pension entitlements and fairness.

Iconic British High Street Retailer Returns After Four Years of Closure
An iconic British high street department store is making a comeback with pop-up events after being revived following its closure in 2019.

Nationwide Offers £50 to Millions of Customers – Here’s How and When You’ll Receive It
Nationwide is sending letters to millions of customers to confirm a free £50 payment will be landing in their bank accounts.

Pensioners with Health Conditions Due Up to £1,362 Per Month Under New Support Boost
Pensioners with health conditions could receive up to £1,362 per month from State Pension and Attendance Allowance as new rates roll out in April.

NHS England to Slash Workforce in Biggest Overhaul in a Decade
NHS England is set to cut its workforce in half as part of the biggest restructuring in over a decade, with concerns growing over the impact on leadership, staff, and…

Popular Shoe Retailer to Close Long-Standing High Street Store After 60 Years
A well-known shoe retailer is set to close its Gloucester store after 60 years, citing rising costs and declining footfall as key challenges.

British Gas, Octopus, E.ON, EDF, and OVO Customers Urged to Act Now to Claim Up to £200
Customers of British Gas, Octopus, E.ON, EDF, and OVO are being urged to act now to claim up to £200 before upcoming energy changes take effect.

Halifax Sets Final Deadline for Important Post Office Banking Change
Halifax customers have been given a deadline for a major Post Office banking change, with new deposit options set to be introduced later this year.

DVLA Warns Drivers Over 70 to Submit These Five Documents or Face Delays
The DVLA has warned drivers aged 70 and over to ensure they provide the correct documents when renewing their licence or risk delays and rejections.

HMRC Confirms Powers to Check ‘Every’ UK Bank Account Under Fraud Investigation Rules
HMRC has confirmed its powers to access UK bank account data for tax investigations, using bulk financial analysis to track undeclared income and potential fraud.

DWP to Seize Money From Bank Accounts and Impose £300 Fines in Fraud Crackdown
The DWP is introducing new fraud measures that could see money taken directly from bank accounts and £300 fines imposed on certain benefit claimants.

DWP Reveals Four Groups Most Likely to Get Long-Term PIP Awards Worth £737 a Month
New DWP data has identified four groups of PIP claimants who are more likely to receive long-term awards, potentially securing ongoing monthly payments with fewer reviews.

Thousands of Drivers May No Longer Need UK Test Under New Licence Plan
A proposed driving licence rule change could make it easier for thousands of drivers to get on UK roads—pending the outcome of a public consultation.

DWP Unveils Plan to Get People With ‘Invisible’ Disabilities Into the Workforce
The DWP has unveiled a new plan aimed at helping people with invisible disabilities overcome barriers and enter the workforce.

Martin Lewis Addresses State Pension Means Testing and Urges Savers to Act Before April
Martin Lewis has addressed concerns over state pension means testing and rising retirement age, urging savers to act before the April 5 deadline to secure their full payments.

Blue Badge Holders Urged to Claim £195 Road Tax Exemption Before April Rule Change
Blue Badge holders could save £195 on road tax, but many risk overpaying if they don’t update their exemption before the April rule change.

Barclays Customers Set to Receive Compensation Payouts After Major IT Failures
Barclays customers affected by major IT failures are set to receive compensation payouts totaling £12.5 million, after outages left many unable to access their accounts.

HMRC Tax Warning for Savers With Over £3,500—Unexpected Bills Could Be Issued
Savers with over £3,500 could face an unexpected HMRC tax bill, as interest earnings may push them over the Personal Savings Allowance limit.

Government Confirms Extra Bank Holiday for Major National Celebration
Millions across the UK will enjoy a four-day bank holiday as the government announces nationwide events and celebrations set to take place in May.

Santander Announces Major Banking Changes Set to Affect 14 Million Customers
Millions of Santander customers will be affected by upcoming banking changes in May, as the bank shifts its focus toward digital services.






