Maximize your time off in 2025 by turning 23 days of annual leave into 53 days off. This complete guide covers UK bank holidays, leave planning tips, and practical advice for a more balanced, fulfilling year.
The DVLA vehicle check is your first line of defense when buying a used car in the UK. This free tool offers key insights into a vehicle’s MOT history, tax status, and registration details—helping you avoid fraud and make informed, confident purchases.
Many women born in the 1950s are hopeful about a potential £3,000 WASPI payout in 2025, but the Department for Work and Pensions has not confirmed any such plan.
UK salary growth in 2025 is showing a mixed but promising picture. With real wages rising by over 2% and inflation falling to 2.6%, many professionals are seeing improved take-home pay. This in-depth guide breaks down key statistics, sector trends, and actionable career advice to help you make the most of your income this year.
Thousands of UK pensioners may be owed refunds averaging £7,859 due to a long-standing HMRC pension error tied to missing Home Responsibilities Protection credits.
This guide provides a comprehensive overview of accessing and managing your Universal Credit account, including login steps, payment schedules, and additional financial support options. Stay informed and take control of your benefits with ease.
Is your car road legal? Discover the ultimate MOT checklist to ensure your vehicle is compliant, safe, and ready for the road. Learn about key failure areas, retest rules, legal updates, and how to ace your MOT in 2025.
The MOT test in the UK is set for major changes in 2025, including new photographic rules, tougher inspections, EV-specific checks, and stricter penalties. This expert guide helps drivers, fleet operators, and motor traders prepare for the new era of vehicle testing.
The UK government has increased 2025 Disability Living Allowance (DLA) rates, offering up to £187.45 per week to support children with disabilities. This guide explains who can apply, how to complete the application successfully, and what’s new this year, with practical tips and expert advice for families and professionals
From April 2025, the UK State Pension rises to £230.25 weekly. This comprehensive guide explains who qualifies, how to check your entitlements, fill contribution gaps, and increase your retirement income — ensuring a secure financial future.
The DWP’s new £27 weekly payment provides crucial support for low-income households, the self-employed, and unpaid workers in family businesses. Offering up to 14 weeks of financial aid, this benefit is easy to claim online, by phone, or at your local Jobcentre. This guide explains who qualifies, how to apply, and how it fits into broader support options like Universal Credit and Housing Benefit. Learn how to claim your share today.
Discover how to claim your £150 supermarket voucher through the UK Household Support Fund. Learn about eligibility, how to apply, and how to use it at Tesco, Asda, Sainsbury’s, and more.
The UK government’s £200 Cost of Living Payment in 2025 offers essential financial support to eligible households. This comprehensive guide outlines eligibility criteria, application processes, payment timelines, and additional assistance available through the Household Support Fund, ensuring residents can navigate and access the support they need.
The Royal and Ancient Golf Club Scholarship 2025 provides financial support, mentorship, and networking opportunities for young golfers and industry professionals. Learn who’s eligible, how to apply, and what benefits you can receive in this detailed guide. Apply before 12 March 2025 to secure your place in this prestigious program.
In May 2025, the UK Government is issuing a one-off £90 Cost of Living Payment to help low-income households with essential bills. It’s automatically given to those on means-tested benefits like Universal Credit or Pension Credit. No application is needed. Local councils may offer additional support. Learn how to confirm eligibility, track your payment, and make the most of it.
The UK State Pension is set to rise to £169.50 per week from February 2025. Eligibility depends on age, National Insurance contributions, and pension history. Learn how to check your entitlement, increase your pension.
