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Back to school expenses add to families' cost-of-living stress

Some households spend up to $2000 to get children ready for school as inflation puts pressure on family budgets.

The Canberra Times

DWP State Pension backpay on the cards after thousands underpaid £1.5bn

DWP accounts for 2021-22 show that around 237,000 older people have been underpaid their State Pension

Nottingham Post

Four golden rules to help parents save money in 2023, from budgeting tricks to managing income

Finance experts have put together these useful tips to help parents save money during 2023, including planning ahead for the summer holidays

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Shopper buys the same items from 12 shops including Tesco, Sainsbury's and Asda to find cheapest prices

The shopper also visited the likes of Aldi, Morrisons and Marks & Spencer to see which one offered essentials like milk and bread for the lowest price

Chronicle Live

Energy Support Appeal launched by Community Foundation NI to help those most in need

The Community Foundation NI said donations from the £600 payment could assist it in helping those most vulnerable.

Belfast Live

Dear Abby: I wish I could leave but I feel sorry for my girlfriend

Reader argues constantly with the woman who recently lost a son and is in therapy.

Chicago Sun-Times

Tax facts: What is and isn’t calculated and how to maximise your return

Salary sacrifice, part-time work, other income – here's what is and isn't included when it comes to calulating your tax return.

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Soaring energy costs have forced 1.7m Scots to turn down heating in winter

Citizens Advice Scotland (CAS) say that figure equates to 78 per cent of adults in Scotland who have had to cut back on household spending due to the cost-of-living crisis.

Daily Record

DWP State Pension increase confirmed along with Allowance and Pension Credit

There are some key changes

Nottingham Post

DWP State Pension payment increases confirmed including Pension Credits and Attendance Allowance

The payments will rise by more than 10% - this is what they will be

Wales Online

We bought the same items from 12 shops including Asda, Tesco, Aldi and Lidl to see which was cheapest

We visited 12 shops; Asda, Tesco, Morrisons, Sainsbury’s, Lidl, Aldi, Home Bargains, Farmfoods, M&S Food, Waitrose, Iceland and Heron Foods

Liverpool Echo

Islington Council halts prepayment meter installation following complaints

Residents in Hathersage Court in north London complained after learning prepayment tariffs would be put in place as temperatures plummeted to -10C in recent weeks

Evening Standard

Exact time of day to do laundry that could cut costs by '50 per cent'

Experts have shared their top tips for slashing your bills when washing clothes.

Daily Record

DWP urges millions of households to check for £600 cash payment

Around 11.5million people are entitled two the payments worth up to £600 but not everyone has received them

Bristol Post

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Glasgow Live

We searched for energy saving items in a local Lidl and here is what we found

With temperatures low and energy bills high, we went on the hunt for some middle aisle buys at Lidl that could help cut costs and keep us cosy - and we found four great options.

Manchester Evening News

'We're in a one bed and it's all going up': The families struggling to get by in the city centre's trendy apartments

“We don’t go out at all, to be honest. We’re having to watch every pound"

Dublin Live

Social welfare Ireland: Thousands of workers eligible for up to €308 a week on top of wages

Workers who meet certain criteria are entitled to claim Jobseeker's Benefit

ABC News

Inflation is measured using a basket of goods. So how much have prices gone up?

Inflation is measured using a basket of goods. Here's how much the price of groceries, eating out and fuel has gone up since 2020.

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Irish Mirror

Thousands of workers could be in line for additional €308 add-on to their wages

Four types of employed workers could potentially avail of the extra boost

Glasgow Live

Who is eligible for Glasgow's free school meals and how to claim - everything you need to know

Children in Glasgow may be able to claim free meals when they are in school with 16 to 18-year-olds also able to claim. Here is everything you need to know about who is eligible.

Irish Mirror

The one appliance you could stop using today to save €450 on energy bills this year

Those who make the change are guaranteed to see the difference on their energy bill

Nottingham Post

Martin Lewis warning to anyone with a cash ISA as millions of accounts are underpaid

The MoneySavingExpert says millions are being underpaid

Daily Record

DWP shares how long new PIP award decisions currently take after attending an assessment

New statistics also show that the end-to-end PIP processing time for new claims takes 16 weeks.

Evening Standard

4 helpful money-saving hacks for parents and families

As the cost-of-living crisis continues to bite, here are four easy ways to save you and your family hard-earned cash

Daily Record

Families struggling with cost of living urged to apply to fund

The cash is available for families on a low income, raising disabled or seriously ill children and young people

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