All news on the topic: Money Matters

People were left with mixed feelings after one man filmed himself clearing the shelves in supermarket Tesco, so he could make a whopping £1,000 profit on the items

B&M shoppers have been praising a 'game-changing' cheap clothes airer as it slashes heating bills and fits into small spaces - parents with busy homes swear by it

A woman was left torn after her son's friend did damage to her home that was much pricier to fix than she anticipated - so she made his parents pay some of it, but then felt 'guilty'

When a woman's step-brother asked for half of the inheritance her mum had left her, she was left baffled, and adamant that her mum hadn't wanted the money to be split that way - but she didn't want to fall out

Ruth and G were devastated when they were denied the home of their dreams but they fought against the decision to help other non-binary couples escape the same nightmare

Money-saving expert Martin Lewis has ranked the best to worst delivery companies, after money savers cast their votes on which couriers they thought were the most reliable

The daughter is angry that her brother is regularly leeching off her money through their parents, who both live in a less-developed country than the siblings

An expert has shared how to best tackle a tricky question you may get asked in an interview, giving tips on how to respond if they keep pressing the issue over and over

Bragging about expensive buys is also a big turn-off for work colleagues, according to a new poll of 2,000 people by Perkbox

The new figure is more than double the amount circulated in media reports late last year, with 5,000 jobs having been shed in a major cost-cutting exercise for the major British banking giant

A woman has shared how much she earned on Christmas Eve while delivering for Deliveroo and Uber Eats - but some questioned whether it was worth the hustle

A man has taken to social media to share how a self-checkout machine requested he leaves it a 15 to 20 per cent tip to thank it for its quick and easy 'service'

Mirror agony aunt Coleen Nolan advises a mum of two who is feeling the pinch this year, and worries her children will be disappointed

Being charged for Christmas festivities by a family member can feel a little mean-spirited - but one woman has justified why her mum does it, and says she's 'happy' to pay

An Evri delivery driver has shared how much you can earn when doing a shift for them, asking his followers 'can you make £100 a day?' - and it turns out you can potentially earn more

An expert has shared a mistake you should never make when it comes to properly insulating your home during the winter period as it can cause mould and condensation

The lucky winner’s time is ticking as they have failed to come forward and claim their life-changing amount of cash. Lottery players in Florida are encouraged to double check their numbers

Despite being a tradition to open since the mid 90s, many of today's retailers opt to remain closed on Boxing Day - and most Mirror readers applaud them for doing so. according to our poll

The tradition of the Boxing Day sales began in the 1990s after the Tories made far-reaching changes to Sunday trading laws. But in recent years many retailers have opted to close on December 26 and we want to know what you think about Boxing Day trading

The death of a family member brings all kinds of grief and uncertainty. A will sometimes brings closure. But many estates are never claimed and the government keeps a list

A woman was left fuming and feeling like her friend's 'secretary' when she didn't even ask her how she was - instead just going straight into asking her to order things for her

As Brits decide to turn their heating on, experts are sharing a 1C thermostat trick that can slash your bills as the mercury drops - and it won't cost you a thing

A man has been ordered to pay £123 by his disgruntled neighbour who claims he 'ruined' his outdoor dinging table by wiping it down wrong after a cookout - but he doesn't see why he should pay for it

Devastated shoppers say the decision means they won't be unable to afford gifts for their families and friends in the latest blow for Brits during the cost of living crisis

Soon certain pensioners and low-income households will receive £150 off their energy bills to help them with the cost of living. This will be put into effect between October of this year and March 2024