“Apple has clearly spent its first-gen effort on the bit that matters most for a fold: the hinge. Early looks suggest a genuinely crease-free display, the complaint that's dogged every foldable phone ...

The final price cap for 2026 will be set at £1,725. Here’s what customers need to know.

With one week to go until the October energy price cap is announced, the assessment window Ofgem uses to calculate it has now closed. What are the final predictions?

Every year, Apple announces the new iPhone in September, and every year, the new phone goes on sale the same month. But this year could be the exception. Because while the iPhone 18 range is widely ...

New Prime Minister Andy Burnham has announced he will cut VAT on electricity bills to help with the cost of living in his first official policy statement.

When you fix your energy deal, you’ll often be told about the exit fees that are attached. But how do they work, when do they apply, and what do you need to be aware of before you commit to a fix that ...

Having windscreen cover as part of your car insurance can give you added peace of mind and help protect your no-claims bonus. See how much you could save and start comparing quotes today.

Understanding your home insurance excess could save you money and prevent a nasty surprise when you need to make a claim. In this guide, we explain the two types of excess, how they work, and how to ...

If you’re switching car insurance, you’ll usually need proof of your no claims bonus before your new policy is confirmed. This guide shows you how to find it, what it looks like, and what to do if you ...

It’s possible for a third party to start a claim involving your insurance without speaking to you first. This guide explains how that works, how you find out, and what you should do next. "While the ...

Car insurance can change as you age, especially from 70 onwards. Some older drivers face higher premiums and fewer insurers to choose from. Understanding why this happens can help you stay in control ...

We mapped subsidence risk across Britain. The good news: most of it is fine. The unfortunate news: there is a thick band of land (from Dorset up through London, the East and into North Yorkshire) that ...