OCTOBER is approaching and that means plenty of changes for your money. Millions will see a hike to their energy bills, while others will get extra support to help with the cost of living.

Paying your balance off every week can lower your utilization, cut interest costs, and help you build stronger money habits.

Since July, several staff members from the Senate and House — a mix from both political parties— have asked to speak to me about my NIL research. Their lawmakers have ...

The Guardian newspaper’s publisher on Tuesday said it wants actor Noel Clarke to pay £3 million of its legal costs. It comes ...

Do you use your bank's online bill pay system? It's convenient, but it may not be as quick or secure as your might think.

Sydneysiders are set to be slugged with a $475 increase to their water bill over the next five years after the state’s public regulator handed down findings of a review into NSW benchmark water prices ...

Martin Lewis has answered that age-old question of whether keeping the central heating on all day or turning on when needed is the cheapest way ...

Just after paying at the gas station, my phone pinged with a payment notification, and I paused for a moment—300 yuan only ...

State leaders announced that rebates to help Marylanders with energy costs are imminent. Gov. Wes Moore and state legislative ...

Welcome to the Money blog, Sky News' hub for personal finance and consumer news, tips and features. Today, we speak to a ...

There are instances when a gift would be exempt from the Medicaid look-back period, including one made by a parent to their child who is blind, disabled or under the age of 21 or to what is termed a ...

Roughly 2½ years after Washington’s pay transparency law took effect, lawmakers, state courts, employers and job seekers are still trying to make sense of it.