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The Nationwide Building Society spokesperson said the job losses would enable the building society to "increase investment in the value and service we provide our members"

House of Fraser was saved from collapse by Sports Direct owner Mike Ashley back in 2018 which saved the department store chain's 59 stores however only 30 sites now remain

For the recent episode, Martin Lewis brought in a rental expert Siobhan Taylor-Ward, who is a housing solicitor at Vauxhall Law Centre and works to support renters

New Look will be closing shops across the UK and said it was working to find "suitable alternative roles" for the staff affected - see the list of locations below

The money is available through the Government's Household Support Fund which gave local councils a cut of £421million to help households struggling the most with the cost of living

Cleaning experts at the End of Tenancy Cleaning company have shared their tips when it comes to cleaning common kitchen items and making them more energy efficient

Tesco Clubcard vouchers are only valid for two years and many are expiring at the end of this month although, the Money Saving Expert Martin Lewis has shared a "crafty" way shoppers can extend them further

The Bank of England said the "digital pound" would not be "volatile" like cryptocurrencies because it would come from a legislated organisation rather than a private sector

Last year Tesco announced it was to remove some of its traditional checkouts from many of its larger stores to move to more self-service tills and this was decision was met with divided opinion

The energy regulator Ofgem says the standing charge has been capped at 46p for electricity and 28p for gas, however, this is only for a select few customer groups

BP has reported an annual profit of £23billion which is the highest in its history with a whopping £23billion having been made in the last three months of 2022 alone

Children will be able to get a free bowl of Quaker porridge from 8am to 12pm every day in 205 Asda supermarket cafes across February half term on top of the existing £1 kids main meal deal

Most local authorities offer alternative payment methods for Council Tax to help spread the cost, and you can choose which one suits you the best

Martin Lewis told viewers that if they were born between September 1 2002 and January 2 2011, or have a child who was, they could have cash saved into a Child Trust Fund (CTF)

Mary and her online partner sent each other messages daily and occasionally spoke over the phone, he also sent pictures of himself in different places and with his daughter, so Mary believed he was who he said he was

When your electrical appliances age, they lose their efficiency and to function properly they start consuming a lot more energy which then in turn runs up the cost of your energy bill

On a recent episode of the Martin Lewis Money Show, Martin Lewis explained what Specified Adult Childcare Credits were and how you could benefit from them

Poundstretcher has opened around 30 sites across the UK in the last year and currently has over 350 shops nationwide with over 6,000 employees

Consumers who enter a debt solution which is not right for them can face dire consequences and could force them to stay in debt for much longer

The free cash comes through the NHS Healthy Start scheme which can give you a prepaid card offering between £4.25 and £8.50 a week to spend on your food shop

The UK Government announced that the Energy Bills Support Scheme Alternative Funding application portal is expected to be up and running by Monday, February 27, 2023

The dad of two told the Money Saving Expert that he and his partner have eight-month-old twins and are currently facing a staggering £3,000 a month bill for childcare

This quirk in determining the price of electricity has meant UK households have overpaid by up to £7.2billion throughout 2021 and 2022 according to the new research

The majority of the Government's support schemes are still going and those that are not will still allow you to raise a claim until the end of March so

Jaki spoke to Mirror Money today after an investigation by the Times revealed that British Gas "routinely" sends debt collectors to break into customers’ homes and force-fit pay-as-you-go meters, even when they are known to be vulnerable