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The weekly state pension you can expect with minimum contributions
Pensioners' yearly NI contributions can limit their weekly payments when they retire
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Knitters make UK's largest hat to raise funds for good cause
The hat will be turned into individual blankets and donated to charities, shelters and hospitals
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Daily Cuppa and Quiz: February 4, 2023
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Single mum left sleeping on camp bed in kitchen due to black mould
Samantha says her and son Ronnie can't stay in the front room for long periods due to the amount of mould
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Householders warned of new convincing cold-caller scam - 'don't engage'
Scammers are exploiting elderly residents, parents, and anybody they think they can trick into handing over money under false pretences
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Drivers warned ignoring this sign on the motorway can lead to a £100 fine or points on your licence
There are a number of measures that are in place on the motorway to keep road users safe, so it is important you follow the rules
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Daily Cuppa and Quiz: February 3, 2023
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‘Huge’ differences in high street coffee caffeine amounts
Consumer group Which? found huge disparity in the amount of caffeine delivered by high street coffee chains
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TSB bank issues warning to customers aged 51 to 65 over targeted scam
It's common to want to do whatever you can to help a loved one when they are in need, but think twice before sending money to relationships formed online
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Mortgage shock for millions as Bank of England raises interest rate for 10th time in a row
The Bank’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) opted to hike the base rate from 3.5 per cent to 4 per cent
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Texting two numbers from your mobile phone could lower bills, says Martin Lewis
Major mobile phone networks and broadband providers are due to increase prices this April, so people need to start preparing now
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British Gas suspends force-fitting prepayment meters in vulnerable people's homes after claim of 'break-ins'
A damning new report has claimed that the energy firm's debt collectors installed pre-payment meters in vulnerable customers' houses