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Will you win from the upcoming National Insurance shake-up?
In April, National Insurance rose by 1.25 percentage points. But from July, the Chancellor is changing the thresholds at which you begin to pay NI, meaning some will actually gain (hurrah). The Money Edit explains how the imminent change affects you.
Paying interest on your credit card? Find out if you are eligible for a 0% balance transfer card with GoCompare’s card eligibility checker.
Top savings accounts right now – including 2.7% fixed for 1 year + £25 cashback for some. See The Money Edit’s round up of the best savings accounts.
17 hacks to reduce food waste that could save a family of four up to £780 a year. Check out Good To’s food waste tricks
Save £123 on this Oral-B electric toothbrush with this early Amazon Prime Day deal. See T3’s round up for the details.
More savvy tips and help
Rail strikes are underway – can you get your money back if your train is cancelled? The Money Edit explains your consumer rights.
New. How to make money from unwanted clothes. The Money Edit explains how you can turn unwanted clothes into cash.
New. Supermarket loyalty cards – which card offers the best perks? Take a look at the perks on offer in Good To’s loyalty card explainer.
17 ways to improve your credit score. Check out Good To’s tips to give your score a boost
Updated: Who will get the £400 energy grant and when? Check out The Money Edit’s updated explainer.
Going on holiday? Get travel insurance as soon as you’ve booked – policies from under £10 for a single trip. Compare quotes with GoCompare
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How to make bank notes spendable again and why time is ticking on your old £20 and £50 notes. See The Money Edit’s bank note explainer
How long does it take to get a passport given the delays? Check out Good To’s guide to getting a passport
Fuel prices hit record highs – find the cheapest fuel near you. Use this new petrol prices tool from GoCompare – no registration required.
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.
Millions of mobile prices are rising. If out of contract, use GoCompare’s comparison service to check if you can slash costs.
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 1.25%. Check if you can cut costs by reading GoCompare’s mortgage guide.
Council Tax bills rose 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.
Off somewhere nice? Save money and get cover that's right for you by comparing travel insurance with GoCompare
Savvy Shopper offers
See something you like? Take a look at our favourite deals below to see if any of our offers can help you save. We love a good bargain!
Exclusive 10% off orders by claiming this Under Armour Discount Code.
Extra £7 off new orders over £55. Claim this Iceland voucher code.
Get up to 50% off on 100s of weekly special buys and offers with this Dunelm voucher code.
Exclusive extra £75 off holiday bookings using this MyVoucherCodes Discount.
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Everything you need to know about energy
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Check out our frequently asked ones
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.