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Homeowners can save up to £500 on bills by doing 'barely anything"
1+ week, 1+ day ago (539+ words) The hassle-free service has been described as 'like a PA for house bills' Energy bills are likely to be back on the minds of households as the weather starts to cool and people begin switching the heating on again. As…...
Dunelm's non-slip runner 'refreshes the hallway' in five colours
1+ week, 5+ day ago (350+ words) With options including grey, sage, and multicoloured, there is something to suit most interior styles. The Marvel runner is made from an absorbent fabric which traps dirt and dust at the door while also reducing noise and echoes. The anti-slip…...
I paid off my mortage in 4 years — now I help others do the same
2+ week, 2+ day ago (543+ words) Welcome back to Me and My Money, where we take a peek into the nation’s wallets and bank accounts. This week we speak to Jinesh Vohra, 41, who managed to pay off the mortgage on his £440,000 in just four years with…...
Expert warns of???catastrophic??? risks for bank of mum and dad
3+ week, 6+ day ago (805+ words) Updated 18 Aug 2026, 9:02am First published 18 Aug 2026, 9:00am Financial adviser Patricia Howard has seen many families torn apart by unintended financial consequences from using the bank of mum and dad. Picture: Supplied. Families who use the bank of mum and dad to help…...
Families warned of £200 mistake that risks tearing them apart
4+ week, 19+ hour ago (313+ words) (Image: inyourArea) Financial planners are warning of a £200 inheritance mistake that tears families apart and urging Brits to record which possessions they intend to leave to whom and why. The biggest inheritance rows aren't always over money – they can be…...