Finance

As the average wedding costs up to £32,000, consumer rights expert Martyn James has revealed his top tips to help you avoid chaos on your big day

A woman has shared an adorable email she got from a company after turning down their job offer, and many have said this is a total 'green flag' for their human resources department

If you're wondering how you're going to get all the dirt out of your trusty white trainers, then one woman has got the perfect solution, saying the product will be your 'best friend'

With the cost of living taking a toll, a little treat every so often is needed to help cheer yourself up in these financially hard times - and there are several ways you can claim some free food at the moment

Universal Credit payments were increased by 10.1% on April 10, but some people are yet to see a rise in their benefit payments - Mirror Money explains why this is and when you should expect to see the rise

A cleaning fanatic has taken to social media to share a £2.50 product, and she demonstrated how much hair it removed from the plug hole - people were amazed in the comments

Property experts at Your Overseas Home can be on hand with free advice on everything from finding a dream holiday home to budgeting and mortgages

The DWP was recently taken to court after ordering a single mother to pay back £8,600 worth of overpayments caused by internal mistakes

Help to Save is a type of savings account offered by the Government, available to low income workers who are claiming certain benefits - here is everything you need to know

Speaking on his recent BBC podcast episode, the Money Saving Expert urged listeners to take advantage of the deals currently on offer at Tesco and Morrisons

Under DWP rules, households will not be eligible for the £301 cost of living payment if they have a "nil award" during the qualifying week

Customers will be charged half price for electricity between 11am and 4pm this Sunday (April 30) to encourage people to avoid using energy during the peak time evenings

PIP is a disability benefit and is given to those with long-term mental or physical health problems or disabilities

Reporter Megan Shaw headed to her local Morrison's cafe to test out the supermarket's 'Ask for Henry' scheme, and praised the experience as 'straightforward and discreet'

The iconic shop, located on 363 Oxford Street, will now reopen with a new HMV logo and under a new “HMV shop” concept which focuses more on merchandise, technology and live events

There is a bank holiday coming up in early May - and if you’re due a benefit payment on a bank holiday, you normally get paid on the previous working day

Mirror money editor Levi Winchester runs through all the big financial changes and announcements coming up in May and how they affect your wallet - from benefits to your Tesco shop

The High Income Child Benefit Charge was introduced in 2013 and impacts people who earn over £50,000 and claim Child Benefit

The Mirror explains why pensioners are being taxed when they access their pension, what you need to do to get your money back, and what you can do to avoid handing over more than your fair share of tax

The latest current account switch data is in from Pay.UK - but where are people switching to, and which banks are being ditched? See the full list below and tell us what you think

It comes on top of five stores B&M has already shut for good this year - but it's not all bad news, as the discount retailer will be opening new and relocating more shops

When you reach state pension age, some of your existing benefits will stop - but you may become eligible for different payments instead to help if you have low income in retirement

Reporter Emily Collis ventured out to the shops to try out jeans from both M&S and Primark. One pair was 'close to perfect', and she was left astounded by the sizing differences

The closure of the Argos site is part of a major restructuring plan from Argos owner Sainsbury's which will see a "number" of standalone sites close and reopen in nearby Sainsbury's stores

Many parents only found out this morning if their children would have to stay at home, leaving some people having to arrange last-minute childcare - so what are your rights if you can't work?