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Can you answer the £86,000 care costs question?

3 days ago | which.co.uk | Sam Richardson

By clicking a retailer link you consent to third-party cookies that track your onward journey. This enables W? to receive an affiliate commission if you make a purchase, which supports our mission to be the UK's consumer champion. For a brief moment, it seemed that one of life’s toughest financial puzzles was about to be solved.
8 expensive mistakes to avoid when purchasing life insurance

5 days ago | which.co.uk | Ravi Ghelani

Most life insurance policies pay out – but not all. In 2023, 96.7% of life insurance claims in the UK were approved, according to the Association of British Insurers. While most claims go through without issue, there are still a few simple mistakes that can lead to delays, or in some cases, a rejected payout. Once that happens, there may be little your family can do to change the outcome. Here are eight common mistakes to avoid to help ensure your policy pays out when it’s needed most.
State pension errors and underpayments – are you owed money? - Which?

1 week ago | which.co.uk | Grace Witherden

Thousands of parents and carers who took time out of work to look after children before 2010 could be missing out on state pension payments due to gaps in their National Insurance records – and only a small number have been paid so far. New figures show that just 12,379 people have received back payments due to missing credits linked to Home Responsibilities Protection (HRP). Here, Which? explains what’s gone wrong and how to check whether you’re affected.
Fraud losses hit £1.17bn for second year running

1 week ago | which.co.uk | Tali Ramsey

Fraud losses totalled £1.17bn for the second year running in 2024, according to the latest UK Finance annual fraud report — with more than £450m lost to bank transfer scams. These scams, officially known as Authorised Push Payment (APP) fraud, occur when someone is deceived into making a payment under false pretences. While losses remain high, the number of APP cases fell by 20% last year, which UK Finance attributes to better fraud detection technology and growing consumer awareness. Here, Which?
10 expensive Don't Buys (and what to choose instead) - Which?

1 week ago | which.co.uk | Tom Morgan

By clicking a retailer link you consent to third-party cookies that track your onward journey. This enables W? to receive an affiliate commission if you make a purchase, which supports our mission to be the UK's consumer champion. At Which?, our rigorous lab tests help us reveal dreaded Don't Buys that aren't worth your money. Whether they’re frustrating to use or fall short on quality – every one of these products missed the mark in our tests.
Nationwide £100 bonus returns – here’s how to get it - Which?

1 week ago | which.co.uk | Grace Witherden

Nationwide is once again paying £100 to millions of its customers, with this year’s Fairer Share payment set to land between 18 June and 4 July. The building society has also launched a £200 switching offer for members who don’t already use Nationwide as their main bank, along with a fixed-rate bond paying 5% interest for 18 months. Here, Which? explains who qualifies for the bonus, how to claim the switch deal, and what else is available to members.
Dine out for 50% less in top UK cities (even at Michelin restaurants) - Which?

1 week ago | which.co.uk | Kate Pasola

Dining out during city breaks can be expensive, particularly if you're staying in a hotel rather than half board or self-catered accommodation. In our latest UK city survey, it was clear that you appreciate a good deal – all of your top five cities scored four out of five for value for money. While chain restaurants sometimes offer discounts, coupons or kids-eat-free options, it can be tricky to keep costs down at independent restaurants.
5 ways gardening can improve your health - Which?

1 week ago | which.co.uk | Ceri Thomas

In our increasingly screen-focussed, indoor lives, gardening offers the chance to reconnect with nature. It has proven benefits to our physical, mental and social health and doesn't need to cost a penny!Discover our tips for ways you can benefit from gardening, even if you don't own a garden. Breathe new life into your outside spaces. Sign up for our Gardening newsletter, it's free monthlyCaring for plants and the physical activity involved reduces stress and can give us motivation.
Are you supplementing safely?

1 week ago | which.co.uk | Martha Roberts

Experts generally advise that most people don't need supplements, but many of us are still buying them. The UK vitamins, minerals and supplement market is huge - in 2023 it was worth £1.5bn, rising by an average of 13.1% annually since 2018, according to a 2024 report by Palladium.
How much water do you need a day – and 5 products to help you drink more - Which?

1 week ago | which.co.uk | Tom Morgan

Staying hydrated helps you feel your best, stay focused and maintain healthy, radiant skin. But are you drinking enough fluids each day? While everyone’s needs differ, it’s worth finding simple ways to stay hydrated. Investing in a refillable water bottle is a great start (we've tested several to find the Which? Best Buys). Technology can lend a hand, too. Many fitness trackers and smartwatches now let you log your water intake and remind you when it’s time to take a sip.