Finance

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

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%

Bisto is officially Brits' favourite gravy brand but with many outraged by the rising prices, own brands at Asda, Tesco and Sainsbury's were put to the test to see if they compare

For the six months up to September, the firm recorded a huge operating loss and the decision has been taken to close a number of Iceland branches following the grim news

With Ofgem's price cap set to be announced on Monday, consumer rights expert Martyn James explains what you should do if you see energy bills start to drop

Cineworld gave a recent update over its future after last Autumn it filed for bankruptcy, putting the 129 cinemas it runs at potential risk in the future

Tesco previously revealed how some £16million worth of Clubcard vouchers will expire after February 26 - so make sure you check if you've got any that need spending.

Speaking on the Martin Lewis Money show on Tuesday Night, Sheila shared how she discovered that her state pension was not going to be as much as she originally thought

The Government’s Energy Price Cap is currently £2,500 a year for an average household - but this will rise to £3,000 in April

For days shoppers have been photographing gaps on the shelves where fruit and veg should be, as some supermarkets resort to rationing peppers, tomatoes and cucumbers

Fans of the cleaning sensation Mrs Hinch have revealed the answer to how you can revive all your dull, white bedding or clothes with a simple hack that will cost you less than 30p

Eligible Sainsbury's staff will be allowed to choose how they work their hours, such as working four longer days, or at the weekend, so they can have more time off in the week

Environment Secretary, Therese Coffey suggested that the root vegetable Turnips would be a suitable alternative while other fruit and vegetables such as tomatoes and peppers were in short supply

The scam came from a Facebook page called "M&S Fans" which shared a series of posts claiming that M&S was giving away 500 vouchers for M&S Food worth £100

The Money Saving Expert founder Martin Lewis informed viewers on his ITV show on Tuesday that Asda and Lidl were offering £5 vouchers but only for a certain amount of time

A standard 500g bag of pasta has risen from 50p to 95p, up 90% according to BBC analysis, while strawberry jam has gone up from 73p to £1.15, an increase of 57%

A woman has wowed foodies by making bread in the air fryer with just one ingredient - people can't believe how easy and cheap it is to rustle up your own loaf in the appliance

In March, the UK may possibly see a rise in fuel duty of as much as 12p as well as a new licence plate which is being brought in for new vehicles

A mum has admitted to spending £10,000 on her daughter's wardrobe, as she hates character-themed clothing and wouldn't let her daughter leave the house without a cute outfit

The secretary of the Lea Valley Growers Association (LVGA) warned “it's going to be longer than a few weeks” until stock levels of certain fruits and vegetables return to normal

As the time of year approaches when we start to take more pride in our gardens, an expert has shared that a household ingredient could banish pesky moss from paths and patios

Francesca Henry managed to make £3,000 over the course of a year and a half through a unique side hustle - and used every penny of this to help £10,000 worth of debt

At least four honey containers were fitted with the anti-theft device at a Tesco Express store in North West London last week, as the cost of living crisis leads to a rise in shoplifting

The tracker from Which? shows prices were up 23.6% year-on year at Lidl and 22.5% at Aldi in January, compared with 10.4% at Ocado, 13.2% at Sainsbury’s, 13.6% at Tesco, 14.4% Morrisons, 15.2% at Waitrose and 16.8% at Asda.

The Communication Workers Union claims a large number of the suspensions involve the alleged use of the word “scab” - a name given to workers who break strikes and cross picket lines