Seek help if you are struggling to pay your increased water bill, says Paul Lewis.

Monthly fees for some packaged bank accounts are creeping up this summer, so if you pay for one of these accounts, it’s worth making sure you’re using all the benefits it comes with.

Carer’s Allowance has gone up — but be vigilant or you could lose it, says Paul Lewis.

The number of mortgages available to those with smaller deposits is at its highest level since 2008, giving first-time buyers a much wider choice of borrowing options.

Make the most of the Individual Savings Account while you still can, says Paul Lewis.

If you make money from a side hustle, know when to tell HMRC, says Paul Lewis.

However you look at it, the new tax year won’t bring us much to smile about, says Paul Lewis.

We’re facing a rude shock with essential services price rises, says Paul Lewis.

April is set to be the cruellest month for Council Tax, with millions of households facing an average 5% hike in costs.

Scots can pay more income tax than their English neighbours, says Paul Lewis.

Buyers in England and Northern Ireland must complete before 1 April, says Paul Lewis

March is Free Wills Month, so if you’re aged 55 or over, this month you can get a solicitor to help you make or update one free of charge.

A banned practice by energy suppliers is still going on, says Paul Lewis.

The 2024/25 tax year finishes on April 5, which means there’s just over a month to use valuable tax planning opportunities and allowances – or risk losing some of them for good.

Equity release is a way for homeowners to access the equity that has built up in their homes as tax-free cash.

Brits in the market to buy or sell caravans and motorhomes this year have been urged to stay vigilant and protect themselves from potential scams.

Britons planning their 2025 trips are being told to steer clear of common booking mistakes that could end up costing them.

As rail fares are set to increase, Paul Lewis explains how to save on the cost of travel.

Protect yourself from international phone call “number spoofing”, says Paul Lewis.

Falling interest rates mean that savers need to get their skates on if they want to take advantage of current competitive returns.

Capitalise on clearer bills from phone and broadband providers, says Paul Lewis.

Time is running out for first-time buyers to get ahead of changes in stamp duty thresholds from April, with those who miss the deadline facing up to an extra £11,250 on their moving costs.