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UK music festivals: how to save money on your summer fix

From cheaper tickets to secondhand camping equipment or working some shifts, there are ways to save money

Fertility test kits: affordable and easy but there are downsides

As more people choose at-home options, doctors say they should be used with expert guidance

UK mortgages: time to switch and fix to save up to £400 a month

Average SVR at highest level for more than 15 years as number of home loan products available jump

Energy bills could fall to average of £2,053 as Ofgem prepares to lower cap

But campaigners say it will not give much relief to struggling households as government support ends

Nationwide to pay £340m of profits directly into customers’ accounts

The first comes as jump in deposits and interest rates drives earnings up 40% to record highs

UK households with communal heating facing 350% rise in energy costs

Surge in energy costs filtering through to low-income households on shared heat networks

Era of ‘massive’ UK house price rises nearing end, says OBR economist

David Miles says working from home, stalling population growth and higher interest rates will shape market

Ovo and Good Energy ordered to pay £4m compensation after overcharging

About 18,000 households could receive refunds of up to £181 on electricity and gas bills

UK children receive 11% rise in pocket money, outpacing inflation, data shows

Study of ‘youth economy’ shows youngsters are able to prise cash out of parents despite cost of living crisis

Online estate agent Purplebricks sold for £1, risking 750 jobs

Charles Dunstone-backed Strike to cut costs at troubled firm that was once valued at more than £1.3bn

Ofgem orders three energy firms to pay £8m compensation over late bills

E.ON Next, Octopus and Good Energy did not supply final bill on time to many households that had switched

Bus fares: £2 cap in England extended to end of October

Scheme will then continue for 13 months at £2.50 for a single journey, on back of £500m funding

Netflix warns UK broadband firms of crackdown on password sharing

Streaming service tells Sky, Virgin Media and BT they may face backlash from customers

People in the UK in their 50s and 60s: if you’re working less now, what are you doing instead?

We’re keen to hear what Britons in their 50s and 60s have been doing with their time since they’ve begun working fewer hours, or stopped working completely

One in five workers will be higher-rate taxpayers by 2027 – IFS

Jeremy Hunt’s freeze on allowances and thresholds will put a quarter of teachers and one-eighth of nurses in 40% income tax bracket

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