Ruby Flanagan

1 day ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Catherine Shuttleworth |Ruby Flanagan

Shoppers can also get 2,500 points through the new offerA new way for Tesco shoppers to earn more Clubcard points has launched thanks to a brand new feature that's been added to the store's loyalty scheme. Shoppers are now able to earn Clubcard points when charging their electric vehicles (EV) at Tesco. For every pound spent on charging at Pod's Vauxhall-branded chargers at supermarket stores, shoppers earn one Clubcard point, The Mirror writes.

6 days ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Ruby Flanagan |Eilidh Farquhar

The Department for Business and Trade has 'named and shamed' 500 companies who have been short-changing their staff. Supermarket giant Lidl, along with Pizza Express and British Airways, are amongst 500 companies that have been revealed to have failed to pay their staff the minimum wage. The full list contains many well known companies, as well as sole traders and small businesses.

6 days ago | msn.com | Jamie Barlow |Ruby Flanagan

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1 week ago | express.co.uk | Katie Elliott |Ruby Flanagan

DWP state pensioners told don't be caught out by 'nasty £3,000 surprise'A state pension warning has been issued to the hundreds of thousands of Brits who could be impacted by a tax bill in the coming year. DWP state pensioners issued £3,000 warning as thousands caught out by 'nasty surprise' (Image: Getty)State pensioners have been warned of the possibility of paying tax on their payments following April’s £470 annual increase.

1 week ago | leicestermercury.co.uk | William Morgan |Ruby Flanagan

A warning has been issued about significant delays at HMRC, where tax refunds are now taking up to four months to process, compared to only a few weeks in the past, as flagged by York's Equilibrium Accountants. The firm's managing director, Nikki Ainscough, reported that some of her clients were advised to wait over four months for refunds on overpaid tax or national insurance, increasing significantly from previous processing times of just four to six weeks.