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From packed lunches to uniforms, how the back-to-school UK costs stack up

Trousers are £1.90 more than 2018, and trainers £6.57 more … add an item to our visual tool to see how prices have risen in the past five years

The Guardian - UK

City regulator analysing savings providers’ ‘fair value’ assessments

Following concerns that not all savers are getting good deals, the FCA required nine firms to provide assessments of what value their savings offer.

The Independent UK

Save or invest: how to time it right

Deciding whether to keep money in cash or take more risk by investing is becoming trickier than ever as saving rates climb.

The Week

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50/30/20 budgeting rule: 5 things all families need to know (and #3 is key)

The 50/30/20 budgeting rule can help you manage your family finances, but it won't be suitable for everyone. Here are five things you should consider before adopting it.

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NS&I launches new issues of savings products with rates of more than 6%

NS&I has launched new issues of its one-year Guaranteed Growth Bonds and Guaranteed Income Bonds from Wednesday.

The Independent UK

Back to school: how to cut the cost of school uniform

Parents face paying hundreds of pounds for uniforms as the back-to-school rush begins.

The Week

Experts reveal 7 home appliance hacks that can save you £300 a year

You may not have thought of these ones!

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12 smart ways to save money on everyday back-to-school costs

Make some savvy savings with these back-to-school tips.

The Independent UK

Tuesday briefing: How Ofgem’s new price cap drop will affect you this winter

In today’s newsletter: Despite a lower cap on energy bills, the cost of heating could remain crippling high and leave millions in fuel poverty

The Guardian - UK

How to Jump-Start Your Kids’ Retirement Savings

Helping your kids fund a Roth IRA can both get them started early on saving for retirement and show them the importance of saving early and often.

Kiplinger

Glass-Half-Empty Retirement Outlook? Here’s Some Advice

Three financial advisers who specialize in retirement income planning offer some guidance aimed at trying to ease the concerns of soon-to-be retirees.

Kiplinger

New Roth 401(k) Contributions Rule Delayed by IRS: What To Know

The IRS is offering relief on new 401(k) catch-up contribution rules for certain high earners. Here’s what it means for you.

Kiplinger

Ethical savings: NS&I raises rate on green bond to 5.7%

Deal offered over three years, and money invested will help finance windfarms and tree planting

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on the energy price cap: nothing to boast about

Editorial: In spite of the overall fall in household bill levels, millions will not gain from cheaper gas and electricity this winter

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The Independent UK

Bills to rise by £40 for people in small flats this winter despite price cap cut

People in smaller flats are likely to suffer bill rises even though the price cap has been reduced.

Evening Standard

We should scrap cash. It is holding our country back

City Voices: Going cashless would help fight crime, raise taxes and spur innovation

The Independent UK

Households to pay more for energy than they did last winter despite lower price cap, research shows

Average monthly energy bills will be £32.33 more expensive next winter compared to 2023, research shows

The Week

Should the Ofgem energy price cap be scrapped?

Energy bills will fall in October from £2,074 to £1,923 a year for the typical household, Ofgem has announced.

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The National (Scotland)

Millions set to fork out more for energy despite price cap reduction

MILLIONS of households are expected to pay more for their energy this winter than they did a year earlier, even though Ofgem reduced the price cap…

The Guardian - UK

‘The gloss pink wall looked horrendous’: experts on their best and worst home revamps

From annoying door knobs to a smart eye-level oven, tastemakers share their design triumphs and disasters

The Guardian - UK

Ofgem energy price cap: what does drop mean for households and is help available?

What consumers can expect to pay, how it affects prepayment meter customers and who is left out in the cold

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I can't believe how much it cost to keep two boys entertained for a week in the school holidays - how do people do this for 6 weeks?!

We challenged one of our money experts to keep a money diary for a week of the school holidays - here's how she got on

The Independent UK

Are you due a cash windfall? The ‘lost’ funds people are missing out on and how to claim

Many of us may be sitting on a pile of money without knowing it – here’s how to check and get hold of the cash. By Vicky Shaw.

The Guardian - UK

Pressure for social tariff with British energy bills to rise for many despite price cap cut – as it happened

Live, rolling coverage of business, economics and financial markets as regulator cuts average annual ebergy bill to £1,923

Evening Standard

Energy price cap cut, but many households will pay more than last year because of end to support scheme

The new cap of £1923 per year will apply from October to December, when households are likely to turn their heating back on

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