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How to save money on your food shop to combat more price hikes.
Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey has expressed “major worry” about the possibility of more food price increases in the coming months. To tackle this as much as you can, check out The Money Edit’s guide to how you can save on your food shop.
Earn £100s in cashback or bonuses by switching to a rewards credit card. Applying for credit will impact your credit score. Check whether you qualify before you apply with GoCompare’s eligibility checker.
Get up to £170 just for switching your bank account. Check out
The Money Edit’s account switching deals
Are you still eligible for working from home tax relief of up to £420 amid HMRC warning? Find out if you’re still eligible to claim with The Money Edit’s WFH explainer.
Get up to 83% off a VPN to improve your online security. Bag a bargain with these latest VPN deals from Laptop.
More savvy tips and help
How I fought back against an unfairly high energy direct debit and won. The Money Edit’s Guy Anker explains how you can do the same.
Kindle money saving hacks.
T3’s Bethan Girdler-Maslen shares her top Kindle savers
17 ways to cut energy costs. Pay by DD, turn items off stand-by and other energy-saving tips from The Money Edit
Home insurance premiums fall to record low – so could you save more by switching? Compare home insurance prices with GoCompare.
Cheap mobile Sims from £4.95/month – can you slash your mobile bill? Check out The Money Edit’s SIM-only guide for top tips.
How to save money on your holiday car hire. The Money Edit explains all the ways you can cut the cost.
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Do I need a TV licence?
Good To explains when you do and what you can watch without one.
Good To’s TV licence explainer.
Energy direct debit rights. Government to crackdown on unfair energy direct debits. Read The Money Edit’s energy direct debit explainer
The trick to getting free Deliveroo delivery for 12 months. Check out The Money Edit’s Deliveroo trick.
What else could you save?
We’ve also got a regular round up of bill-busting tips to help you cut back. Check out these deals from our friends at GoCompare.
Do you pay interest on a credit card bill? If so, stop, as many will qualify for a 0% balance transfer credit card.
Variable mortgage rates to rise after the Bank of England raised the base rate to 0.75%. Check if you can cut costs by reading GoCompare’s mortgage guide.
Council Tax bills to rise in April by up to 5%. However, many qualify for a reduction or could save by changing band. See Ideal Home’s full guide to council tax for how it works and how to check if you qualify for a discount.
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Energy is getting more expensive. Some gas and electricity companies are going bust and many other suppliers have withdrawn their tariffs. This means there are less tariffs to choose from and you’ll have to pay more.
If you’re on a fixed tariff, your energy supplier will automatically move you to their default standard variable tariff (SVT).
SVT’s are based on wholesale prices which have risen. Keep an eye on what this means for your bill as prices can change.
For most people “do nothing” is recommended once your deal ends because currently there’s no fixed tariffs out there that are cheaper than the price cap.