UK Government Considers Response to Trump’s New Tariff Threat
The UK is bracing for the economic impact of President Trump’s new tariffs on British exports. With officials considering retaliatory measures, the government faces mounting pressure as stock markets respond…
UK Faces Tariffs Unless It Accepts Chlorinated Chicken Imports, Trump Says
Donald Trump has linked tariff relief to the UK's acceptance of chlorine-washed chicken imports. The UK government, however, remains committed to maintaining its high food safety standards.
£13,830 Tax-Free Personal Allowance Confirmed—How to Claim Backdated Benefits
Households could unlock up to £1,258 in tax rebates with the Marriage Allowance scheme, which raises the tax-free personal allowance to £13,830.
Chancellor Confirms Plans to Reform Cash ISAs as Savers Rush to Max Out Allowance
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has confirmed that reforms to cash ISAs are under consideration, sparking concern over the future of the £20,000 annual allowance.
Chancellor Under Fire After Suggesting PIP Reforms Aim to Push Disabled People Into Work
New remarks by the chancellor about future PIP assessments have sparked concern among disability advocates—raising serious questions about what's really behind the planned changes.
Trump’s Trade Tariffs Hit UK Exports — What It Means for Your Wallet
A 10% tariff on British exports to the US is shaking up trade relations — and it may not stop there. With key industries in the crosshairs and inflation back…
Trump’s Tariffs Set to Hammer UK Firms, Say Business Leaders
A wave of new US tariffs is rattling British businesses already under pressure from weak domestic growth. Industry groups are urging the government to act as key sectors, including automotive…
25,000 UK Automotive Jobs at Risk as Trump’s Tariffs Loom, Experts Warn
Trump's proposed 25% tariffs on US car imports are set to disrupt the UK automotive industry, risking over 25,000 jobs. With key manufacturers like Jaguar Land Rover and Mini heavily…
Drivers Warned as New Motorway Speed Limits Officially Enforced
Drivers across the UK are being warned about a major speed limit change now in effect—missing the update could have serious consequences behind the wheel.
Six Household Costs Holding Steady in April Amid Widespread Hikes
Millions of UK households are bracing for rising bills this April — but not everything is going up. Some key costs will remain unchanged, offering a brief pause in an…
UK Food Inflation Creeps Higher in March as Shelf Prices Bite Harder
Food inflation rose again in March, driven by rising costs in everyday essentials like beverages and packaged groceries. While fresh produce saw only a modest shift, retail pressures continue to…
UK Debt Map Reveals Birmingham as Nation’s Hotspot Amid Soaring ‘I Need a Loan’ Searches
As the cost of living bites deeper, a growing number of UK households are turning to personal loans to stay afloat. Birmingham has now emerged as the nation's debt epicentre,…
UK-US Trade Deal Talks ‘At Pace’ as Starmer Races to Avoid Trump’s Tariffs
With major tariffs set to hit UK exports from 2 April, pressure is mounting on Downing Street to secure a trade breakthrough. Starmer and Trump say negotiations are “productive”, but…
Wrong Tax Code? You Could Be Owed £690 From HMRC Without Even Knowing It
Millions of UK workers may be on the wrong tax code and missing out on a hidden rebate from HMRC. A growing number of people are only discovering the mistake…
State Pensioners to Receive 11 Freebies in April Alongside Regular Payments—Do You Qualify?
From heating help to travel discounts, state pensioners could unlock a surprising range of extra support this April—here’s what many might be missing out on.
Electric Vehicle Owners in the UK to Start Paying Car Tax From April
Electric vehicle drivers will soon lose their full exemption from car tax in the UK. The policy change raises questions about future incentives for low-emission transport.
HMRC Given Green Light to Seize Funds Directly from Accounts in New Tax Push
Under new government plans, HMRC is set to restart a controversial method of collecting unpaid taxes—one that could soon catch many off guard.
Which UK Carmakers Stand to Lose Most Under Trump’s Sweeping Import Tariffs?
A 25% tariff on cars entering the US is about to hit, and UK carmakers are watching closely. While mass-market brands may avoid the worst of it, Britain’s high-end manufacturers—deeply…
EU Pushes for Preparedness: Should Brits Be Stockpiling Supplies Too?
As Europe braces for potential crises, the EU has called on citizens to prepare for emergencies by stocking up on vital supplies. The 72-hour self-sufficiency plan aims to ensure people…
Cuts Are Coming: Starmer Warns of Job Losses Across the Civil Service in Spring Statement 2025
Ahead of the Spring Statement 2025, Sir Keir Starmer warns that the government is set to make cuts across the board, including 10,000 civil service job losses. While the Prime…
UK Households Urged to Adjust Energy Use as Clocks Go Forward
As the UK transitions to British Summer Time, understanding the impact on energy tariffs is essential for those aiming to cut costs and save energy.
Rachel Reeves Cuts 10,000 Civil Service Jobs to Trim Government Spending
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is set to reduce government costs significantly by cutting 10,000 civil service jobs, aiming for a leaner public sector. Despite facing criticism, Reeves insists the move is…
UK Families Could See a Decline in Living Standards by 2030, Warns New Forecast
The Joseph Rowntree Foundation warns that low-income families will be hit hardest, with their disposable income expected to fall by 6% by 2030. Experts argue that the government's reliance on…
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.
February’s Borrowing Figures Skyrocket, Putting Chancellor Under Pressure
In February, UK government borrowing surged to £10.7bn, surpassing the forecast of £6.5bn and raising concerns over the government's ability to meet its fiscal rules. As Chancellor Rachel Reeves prepares…
Parents Urged to Check Eligibility for Tax-Free Childcare Savings
Eligible parents can receive up to £2,000 annually in government support for childcare costs. The Tax-Free Childcare scheme offers financial relief for working families, with a simple online application process.
Carers Left in Financial Strain as UK Government Urged to Tackle Allowance Debts
The UK’s carer’s allowance system continues to leave thousands of unpaid carers burdened by overpayment debts, despite promises of reform. With over 9,000 carers caught out this year alone, the…
Boots Enhances Advantage Card Scheme with Uber Eats and Deliveroo Integration
The update allows Boots customers to earn Advantage Card points on purchases made through Uber Eats and Deliveroo. This change highlights the growing importance of convenience in today’s retail landscape.
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.
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.
Rachel Reeves’ Welfare Cuts Spark Economic Concerns as Experts Warn of Ripple Effects
Rachel Reeves' £5 billion welfare cuts spark warnings of economic fallout. Experts caution that reducing benefits could deepen poverty and strain public services.
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.
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.
Trump Accuses Ireland of Stealing US Companies in Heated White House Meeting
President Trump criticized Ireland's tax policies for attracting major US pharmaceutical companies, claiming the country benefits from revenue that should belong to the US. His remarks also highlighted ongoing tensions…
UK High Street Faces £1BN Tax Hike as Business Rates Discount Is Slashed
Shops, pubs, and restaurants across England will face a significant tax hike in April as the government reduces its business rates discount. Industry experts warn that small businesses will be…
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.
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.
British Steel and Aluminium Under Fire—Trump’s Tariffs Trigger Industry Alarm
Britain’s steel and aluminium sectors are bracing for economic strain as Trump’s tariffs come into force. Industry leaders warn of rising costs, disrupted supply chains, and mounting competition. The UK…
ISA Savings Limit at Risk? Rachel Reeves Urged to Act On Tax-Free Rule
The UK’s tax-free ISA allowance could be in for a major shake-up as Rachel Reeves faces increasing pressure from City lobbyists. While industry leaders debate the merits of reducing the…
Labour’s Welfare Cuts: Will Internal Dissent Turn Into a Crisis?
As Labour prepares to unveil major welfare reforms, internal tensions are beginning to surface. While the leadership insists on fiscal discipline, many MPs are uneasy about benefit cuts. Behind closed…
Nationwide, Lloyds, Natwest and Santander Customers Urged to Check Accounts for Hidden Charges
Experts are warning UK customers, particularly those with Nationwide, Lloyds, NatWest, and Santander, to keep a close eye on their accounts for unexpected overdraft fees. Many bank customers are unaware…
HMRC: Thousands of Remote Workers Can Claim up to £500 in Tax Relief
If you worked from home in the past four years, you might be eligible for a tax break worth up to £500. HMRC is offering relief for specific work-related expenses,…
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.
UK House Prices Fall In February Despite Expected Pre-Stamp Duty Rush
Halifax reported a 0.1% decline in UK house prices for February, falling short of market expectations. Analysts suggest that Stamp Duty changes and affordability concerns are influencing buyer behaviour.