Finance

Tesco purchased the Paperchase brand and the "intellectual property" after the stationery chain entered administration but the move means that its 106 UK stores as well as 820 jobs are still at risk

Taxpayers could be slapped with a £100 penalty if they don’t submit their tax return by 11.59pm this evening (January 31) - and this fine applies even if you don't have tax to pay

Brits planning to head out to fuel up their car in the coming days have been issued an urgent warning by the RAC, who say retailers may "start to bump up their prices" again soon

Tesco did not confirm the exact amount of deli and counter staff who will be affected by the closures at the end of next months

New analysis by Kantar shows grocery inflation has hit 16.7% - the highest since their records began in 2008 - as shoppers continue to feel the squeeze of the cost of living crisis

From Wednesday, those switching to a TSB Spend & Save or Spend & Save Plus current account will receive £200 paid in two instalments with the second instalment only available if you keep the account

One shopper accused Lidl of shrinkflation which is where a product gets smaller in weight, size or quantity while its price stays the same or even increases

Bereaved families including couples who live together and have children together, but aren't married, could soon be eligible for additional financial support of up to £10,000

A savvy mum has shared a video on TikTok as to how she transformed her entire kitchen herself for just under £50, as people have praised just how "fantastic" the budget renovation looks

A new survey by ScrapCarComparison has revealed motorists are frequently driving while unwell, including suffering from headaches or taking medication, as they have been warned not risk dangerous driving

If you're looking to add a lick of paint to your home, you'll be pleased to know you can improve the finish using an item commonly found in most kitchen cupboards

With the Warm Home Discount scheme in Scotland, the number of discounts that can be given by an energy supplier is limited so it works on a first come first serve basis

The TV licensing rules have been explained for households who also have streaming services such as Netflix, or Amazon Prime, as many have been left confused if they have to pay the £159 fee

The part of a job interview where you are asked salary expectations can be tricky to navigate, but it's important if you have a specific salary in mind that you would be willing to accept

Martin Lewis has warned Brits that they only have a day left to fill out their HMRC self-assessment tax returns forms, or they risk being slapped with a £100 penalty and/or further fines

Broadband isn't always considered to be a utility bill - but it's more important than ever for most households and the good news is that there are ways to save money

The flight was not taken at the time as advice from the UK Government and the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) was to avoid "non-essential travel"

Despite the hack, JD group has said payment card details were "safe", and that it has no reason to think the hackers have accessed users' passwords

With energy bills rising and the cost of living crisis, dad-of-four Emmanuel Asuquo implemented the 'blackout hour', saying that this way of living has brought the family "closer"

A woman who says she and her husband are struggling financially to the extent that they can't afford petrol was left livid after learning that her husband had treated her to a brand new PS5, worth £485

The rule change will see the so-called Administrative Earnings Threshold (AET) increased from 12 hours to 15 hours and this will affect some 120,000 people claiming Universal Credit

H&M said a "rapid change in customer behaviour" is to blame for its decision to shut the doors of some branches but could not confirm if there were going to be job losses as a result of the move

With the cost of living crisis and rising food prices, Zoe Chamberlain wanted to see how little she could spend in Aldi to feed her family of four, saying she needed to cook something "her kids loved"

Millions of people get a monthly boost to their income from Universal Credit - however, sometimes these payments can be reduced or even stopped and it's important you know why

In January 2022 diners could order the quarter chicken for £4.25, or £8.75 with two sides. But those prices have now jumped to £4.95 and £9.95 - increases of 16% and 14%