Even if you’re not able to register the birth of your newborn baby (congrats, by the way), you’re still able to claim Child Benefit. Here’s how. Legally, parents must register a birth within 42 days after the baby is born. With registry offices closed all over the country, this is no longer possible, and registrations… more

If you are at high risk from coronavirus and are shielding, and have little or no support, you can get help to get food and medicine delivered. If you’re not able to leave the house because you’re shielding, and you’re not able to get food from the supermarkets (can anyone even get a delivery?!), then… more

The contactless spending limit is increasing from £30 to £45 from 1 April 2020 to help protect consumers and speed up queues at checkout. The current contactless limit to shop without tapping your pin is currently £30, but the spending limit is increasing to £45 from 1 April 2020. You will not be able to… more

Important Information: The information in this article is not a personal recommendation for any particular investment. If you are unsure about the suitability of an investment you should speak to an authorised financial adviser. Please also be aware that the value of investments can go down as well as up, and so you may get… more

You’re not currently able to make payments online or in store using your Advantage Card points at Boots due to a cyber attack. Hackers have gained access to email addresses and passwords of Boots Advantage Card holders and tried to break into accounts. None of the Boots systems were hacked directly, and credit card information… more

Scammers are using the 2019 Coronavirus as an excuse to steal money from people, as they are pretending to be from the World Health Organization. If ever a criminal can cash in it’ll be when people are panicked! It’s always worth keeping your eye open and never fully trusting phone calls or emails you receive… more