Martin Lewis shares free tool to find lost pensions
Martin Lewis points a pension saver to a free tool called Gretel to find lost pensions without listing every employer, and urges Pension Wise for guidance.
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Over-75s can get £0 TV licence with Pension Credit
The DWP has confirmed that state pensioners aged 75 and over on a low income can cut their TV Licence bill to £0 by making one Pension Credit claim.
Rashford's Two Dream Man United Exit Routes Blocked
Marcus Rashford's two preferred exit routes, Barcelona and Aston Villa, have been blocked, leaving the Manchester United forward's future increasingly uncertain.
State Pension age rise to 67: who is affected and when
State Pension age rise from 66 to 67 delays payments for anyone born after August 6, 1960. The DWP timetable shows exactly when you can claim.
Brits over 49 to lose £16,464 in state pension rise
An OBR report suggests the state pension age rise to 68 could be brought forward to 2037, costing Brits over 49 at least £16,464, experts warn.
Lawyer explains what happens if you die without a will
Without a will, your estate falls under intestacy rules; more than half of UK adults have no will, and unmarried partners may often be excluded.
Hundreds face £100,000 tax bills after pension withdrawals
Hundreds of retired Brits who fully withdrew £100,000-plus pension pots face minimum tax bills of £98,700, analysis of FCA data by Standard Life shows.
Liverpool close on Barcola as PSG line up replacements
Liverpool's pursuit of Bradley Barcola is gaining momentum as PSG prepare replacements, while Inter Milan are ready to improve their bid for Curtis Jones.
Gerrard said 'more talented' Jones could leave Liverpool
Curtis Jones could leave Liverpool this summer as Inter Milan prepare a £30m bid, with Steven Gerrard having once called him more talented than himself.
Ferguson turns Arsenal fan Smalling to Man Utd
Sir Alex Ferguson convinced Arsenal supporter Chris Smalling to abandon his dream move to the Gunners and join Manchester United instead in a transfer U-turn.
Peter Moore: Jeff Bezos Liverpool link is a red herring
Ex-Liverpool CEO Peter Moore says Jeff Bezos's link to a 30% bid is a red herring, but hints Amit Bhatia's group could lead to FSG's eventual exit.
Ireland's corporation tax windfall sparks caution over spending
Ireland's finance minister warns €12bn corporation tax windfall may not last, with €10bn surplus predicted for this year.
Brits without wills doubles amid inheritance tax warning
Number of millionaires dying without a will more than doubled to 781 in 2025, leaving families exposed to inheritance tax bills and legal costs.
EuroMillions Jackpot Rolls Over After No Top Prize Winner
Latest EuroMillions and Thunderball results: £50m jackpot rolls over, winning numbers revealed, and prize breakdown confirmed.
Man Utd told £35m Ederson transfer decision was a mistake
Manchester United have been told they made a mistake walking away from a £35m deal for Atalanta's Ederson, with Don Hutchison labelling him 'outstanding'.
Arsenal 4-1 Girona: Tzolis and Jesus score in pre-season win
Arsenal opened their pre-season with a 4-1 win at Girona, as Havertz, Tzolis, Dowman and Jesus all scored at Estadi Montilivi, with Tzolis on his first start.
Premium Bonds: Experts urge holders to review savings strategy as rates change
NS&I raises Premium Bonds prize rate to 3.8% from July, but experts urge savers not to assume rates will stay. Killik & Co's Jennifer Crichton advises a three-pot savings approach.
Pensioners get £1,000 boost as annuity rates hit 7.75%
Annuity rates have hit 7.75%, the highest in 18 years, giving over-65s a £1,000 to £2,000 projected income boost, according to Standard Life.
Swansea City ratings: World Cup star sharp, Opoku scores
Swansea City rounded off pre-season with a 1-0 win over Leganes, Joseph Opoku scoring the goal and Marko Stamenic impressing in our player ratings.
Half of Brits turn to AI for financial advice, survey finds
Survey of 2,000 Brits shows half now use AI for financial help, with Gen Z leading the trend. 13% prefer AI over human advisors.
Don't Skip Child Benefit: HMRC State Pension Warning
Tax experts warn skipping Child Benefit due to the high income charge could create gaps in National Insurance credits toward your State Pension.
Field and French fire Wigan to comeback win at Leigh
Wigan came from 8-0 down to beat Leigh 20-8 and move second in Super League, two points behind leaders Leeds, after tries from Jai Field and Bevan French.
ECB official: climate crisis threatens financial stability
ECB official Frank Elderson warns climate and nature breakdown is a growing threat to core financial stability, as wildfires rage across Europe.
Australia's Commonwealth Games 2026: triumphs and tears
From Georgia Godwin's gymnastics gold and a 5,000m one-two to a tearful judo defeat, these images capture Australia's Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.
Tour de France Femmes 2026 stage one live from Lausanne
Live coverage of stage one of the Tour de France Femmes 2026, with the women's cycling race getting under way in Lausanne. Follow the latest updates as the opening stage unfolds.
HMRC confirms Child Benefit tax charge for UK households
HMRC confirms that households claiming Child Benefit in 2026/27 must repay 1% for every £200 earned above £60,000, with all payments lost at £80,000.
Bad credit: what it means and how to repair your rating
Experts explain what a bad credit score means, how it impacts borrowing, renting and bills, and how to improve your rating over time.
Mbeumo double earns Man Utd comeback win over Atletico
Bryan Mbeumo scored twice as Manchester United came from behind to defeat Atletico Madrid 2-1 and claim the Snapdragon Cup in Stockholm on Saturday.
Millions of future retirees warned of £28,993 income gap
Brits in their 30s and 40s need an extra £28,993 a year for a comfortable retirement by 2046, with couples facing a £40,041 penalty, Unbiased warns.
State Pension Age Future by 2030 Faces New Challenge
Millions of UK pensioners face potential changes to retirement age and the triple lock as experts warn costs and an ageing population will force decisions before 2030.
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