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First-time buyers now average 34 years old in UK

Soaring house prices and mortgage costs are pushing the dream of homeownership further out of reach, with the average first-time buyer now reaching 34 before getting on the property ladder.

Cape Verde stun Cameroon to reach World Cup 2026

The tiny island nation of Cape Verde has defied all odds, booking their place at the 2026 World Cup after a dramatic victory over Cameroon, while Eswatini's fairytale run came to an end.

Dream Holiday Fund: How I Saved £15,000

Discover how one determined saver transformed their financial future using a clever bank account strategy, building a £15,000 holiday fund while earning impressive returns.

UK Savings Crisis: Wealth Gap Hits 53:1 Ratio

New research reveals a staggering divide in UK savings, with the wealthiest households sitting on £85,000 while the poorest struggle with just £1,600. Discover what this means for Britain's financial future.

Maximise Your Child's £9,000 Junior ISA Allowance

Discover expert strategies for navigating Junior ISA rules, comparing account types, and building substantial tax-free savings for your children's future in our comprehensive 2025 guide.

Get £150 Energy Cashback Before Christmas

UK households could earn up to £150 in cashback by switching to a smarter energy tariff this winter. Discover how this simple change could put money back in your pocket during the cost of living crisis.

Mortgage Miracle: Slash £2,000 Off Annual Payments

Discover how savvy homeowners are saving thousands by switching to cheaper mortgage deals as interest rates shift. One borrower's story reveals how you could cut your payments dramatically.

Boyzone 2026 Reunion: Emirates Stadium Concert

Irish pop legends Boyzone are set for a spectacular comeback with their 2026 tour, featuring a landmark performance at London's Emirates Stadium - their first major show in nearly a decade.

HMRC's ISA shake-up: New digital system coming

Millions of UK savers face major changes as HMRC plans to replace paper-based ISA applications with a new digital system, promising faster processing but raising concerns about implementation.

Premium Bonds Warning: Your Odds Are Changing

Exclusive analysis reveals how Premium Bonds prize distribution is shifting, potentially reducing your chances of winning big while increasing smaller payouts. Discover what this means for your savings strategy.

Premium Bonds Shake-Up: New Odds for 2025

NS&I's Premium Bonds are undergoing a major overhaul. Discover how the new prize fund rate and structure could affect your odds of winning, from the £1 million jackpot to smaller payouts.

Plum Launches Market-Leading 6.17% Easy-Access Cash ISA

Exclusive: The popular money app Plum launches a market-leading Easy-Access Cash ISA with a top-tier 6.17% AER rate, offering a savvy new way for UK savers to beat inflation and use their tax-free allowance.

Premium Bonds Beat Bond Market Bullies

Exclusive analysis reveals how National Savings & Investments' Premium Bonds are defying financial giants and complex markets, offering a compelling, accessible alternative for UK savers seeking security and the chance of tax-free wins.

Bag a 5.16% Easy-Access Savings Rate Now

Savers can now earn over 5% interest without locking away their cash, as Furness Building Society launches a best-buy easy-access account. Discover how to boost your savings today.

London rents hit record high of £2,121 per month

New data from Rightmove shows London's average monthly rent has hit a staggering £2,121, as experts warn the Spring Budget offers little relief for tenants in the capital's fiercely competitive market.

Water Bills to Rise by £19 a Year from April 2025

Households across England and Wales face an average £19 increase in their annual water bills starting April 2025, as regulator Ofwat approves the rise to fund critical infrastructure and environmental improvements.

Revenge Savings: The New UK Money Trend Empowering Brits

Discover 'Revenge Savings', the post-pandemic financial phenomenon where Brits are shunning frivolous spending and building formidable savings pots instead. We explore the psychology behind the trend and its impact on the UK economy.

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