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DWP benefit payment dates over Easter 2023 for Universal Credit, PIP, Tax Credits and more

If you’re due a benefit payment on one of the two Easter bank holiday days, you may find you get paid on a different date - here is everything you need to know

Daily Mirror

Martin Lewis calls energy cap 'irrelevant' as bills discount set to end with price rises expected

Regulator Ofgem announced today (February 27) that the figure suppliers will be able to charge will drop from £4,279 per year to £3,280 however UK households will still have to pay more

Nottingham Post

Expert shares renter-friendly ways to transform your kitchen

You can add personality to your rented home without breaking landlord agreements

Liverpool Echo

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British households buying less food or skipping meals as cost pressures bite

Figures from the Office for National Statistics showed the rising cost of living has left some households struggling to afford to eat.

The Independent UK

Martin Lewis expects winter 2023 energy bills to be 'cheaper' than last year

Martin Lewis is campaigning to postpone the April price hike

Liverpool Echo

Martin Lewis explains why millions of households are set to pay more in energy bills from April

The Money Saving Expert appeared on Good Morning Britain to explain why the lower price cap doesn't mean lower energy bills - however things could change in the summer

Manchester Evening News

People paying into a pension can boost retirement savings at three key points during their lifetime

Knowing when to make changes to your pension could increase your later-life income.

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Martin Lewis' energy bills warning to households as Ofgem price cap drops by £1,000

The Government's Energy Price Guarantee is to rise by £500, as Ofgem announced that their price cap will fall by almost £1,000 in April

Chronicle Live

Morrisons shoppers can get two full breakfasts for £10 in money-saving deal

The week-long deal includes two 11-piece meals and a hot drink for customers

Manchester Evening News

7 things you should check now to cut your energy bill - as prices to rise £500 in April

The Ofgem price cap will fall by almost £1,000 from April - but energy bills will go up regardless, as the Energy Price Guarantee will rise from £2,500 to £3,000

Daily Mirror

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Use these Herman Miller promo codes to save on ergonomic chairs and accessories for your home or office.

Tom’s Hardware

Australians urged to claim $16 billion in lost superannuation – here’s how

Australians are being urged to reclaim more than $16 billion worth of lost superannuation that’s collecting dust in the coffers of funds.

The New Daily

How households can save €340 a year on bills by making simple change to heating system

Experts have suggested installing solar panels if you are looking to further save hundreds a year on your energy bills

Irish Mirror

Cost of living: Online portal opens to allow households access £600 energy support payment

An estimated 28,000 households without a direct relationship to a domestic electricity supplier have so far missed out

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Daily Mirror

Martin Lewis issues warning to everyone as Ofgem energy price cap falls by £1,000

Martin Lewis told his followers on Twitter that he was to keep campaigning against the Government's Energy Price Guarantee rise of £500 in April after Ofgem's Price Cap announcement today

Liverpool Echo

Ofgem energy cap falls by £1,000 but bills will still rise by £500

Energy regulator has confirmed its price cap will drop from £4,279 a year to £3,280 from April to July or a dual fuel customer paying by direct debit

The Guardian - UK

Why are UK energy bills going up and what help will you get?

The government’s guarantee scheme is becoming less generous at the same time as £400 discounts stop

Daily Mirror

What is the Ofgem energy price cap and why are bills still rising? What you need to know

The Government's Energy Price Guarantee (EPG) is similar to Ofgem's Price Cap as it sets the legal benchmark of what an energy company can charge you for your usage

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Daily Mirror

Ofgem energy price cap falls by £1,000 - but bills will still RISE by £500 this April

Households are currently covered by the Government Energy Price Guarantee, which is set to increase from £2,500 a year to £3,000 from April - meaning bills are going up by 20%

Nottingham Post

New £400 energy bill lump sum support launched - who is eligible

From today, February 27, people can apply directly for the scheme

The Guardian - UK

One-third of UK funding for insulation and heat pumps remains unspent

Only about £4.5bn of £6.6bn allocated for making buildings more energy efficient has been spent, analysis finds

Bristol Post

Extra £400 energy bill support to be given to nearly a million households

The online application portal for the Energy Bills Support Scheme cash will open today (February 27)

The Guardian - UK

Lidl limits sales of tomatoes, cucumbers and peppers – as it happened

Supermarket latest to ration vegetable sales; Ofgem cuts maximum cost of electricity and gas units from April, but average bills set to rise anyway

Birmingham Post

'It's concerning but perhaps not surprising': Aon flags risks to retirement income after one in five reduce pension contributions

There has been a significant shift in behaviour as people respond to the cost-of-living crisis

Wales Online

Martin Lewis warning after state pension blow leaves woman 'staggered'

Money Saving Expert urges people to check potential retirement income after woman learns she could have lost out on years' worth of pay-outs

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