Ahead of the new academic year we share the best advice and tips to help students make the most of their money.

We explain how student finance works, how to treat your student loan, and reveal the best hacks to access the biggest discounts and bursaries.

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In this episode of Money Shorts, we're looking at 5 of the most sophisticated fraud attempts we've come across so far this year.

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Interest rates are at 5.25%, meaning savers should be earning a decent amount on their savings. But our recent investigation shows that there’s a huge gulf in what’s being offered on the market right now.

Which? Senior Writer Josh Wilson & Clear Barrett, the presenter of the FT’s Money Clinic podcast, explain why there’s such a range in what’s on offer at the moment, plus what other methods there are for your savings.

Read about the best savings accounts & the best cash Isas for 2024.

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With the Ofgem energy price cap set to drop to £2,074 from July, we’re taking a look at how much it costs to run some of the most popular appliances in our homes.

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With summer on the horizon, this week we’ll be taking a look at how you can get away for less and the dos and don’t of spending overseas.

We’ll look at the best credit and debit cards available, how to get the best exchange rate, and hear our experts' top tips to make sure you aren’t ripped off.

Read our analysis of the best debit card to use abroad & check out the best travel credit cards rated by Which?

With prices continuing to rise, we learn how getting rewarded for your credit card spending could be key to fighting rising prices.

Our experts also share the best offers available right now, and discuss how you can decide which card could be right for you.

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We hear how a stolen mobile could result in an empty bank account.

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In this episode from our sister show - the Which? Shorts podcast - our undercover shoppers find out if travel agents really have the best deals, and whether you can haggle for a bargain.

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With many looking to find ways to commemorate the coronation of King Charles III, we ask whether coin collecting is a worthwhile investment.

We also hear why you should steer clear of the new wave of ‘limited edition’ collectables as well as learning about the scammers trying to make easy money.

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It‘s often seen as being exclusively for the super wealthy, but could financial advice soon be accessible for all?

We’ll be discussing the things preventing consumers from accessing expert guidance and answer the key questions you might have before you commit. 

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Filling up your vehicle can be an expensive business, but does it need to cost quite as much as it does? Prices have fallen since the record highs seen immediately after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, but many experts believe the price per litre should have fallen further.

In this week’s Which? Investigates we take a look at the factors propping up forecourt prices, hearing how the price of wholesale oil doesn’t reflect what we’re currently seeing, and asking whether retailers are looking to make money while they can before a ban on new petrol and diesel cars comes into force.

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Section 75 might be decades old, but this piece of legislation still packs a punch if something goes wrong with a credit card purchase and you want to get your money back.

We take a look at what the law says, how to make a successful claim, and an alternative way to secure a refund from your card provider.

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This week we dive deeper into the digital cash revolution, exploring how banks and technology are working together to help change the way we make our daily transactions.

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With so many different credit cards on the market, this week we break it all down for you. We explain which ones would be best for you, plus work out whether it’s worth paying £650 for one.

Which? Money Senior Writer Grace Witherden & Gabriel Nussbaum, otherwise known as That Money Guy on social media, explain all the differences between the wide array of credit cards on the market.

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The Eurovision Song Contest is the biggest TV entertainment show in the world. With this year’s event being hosted in the UK on behalf of last year’s winner’s Ukraine, we hear how fans from across the continent have been battling with popular demand, high prices, and cancellations in order to find somewhere to stay in this year’s host city of Liverpool. 

In this week’s Which? Investigates we learn how accommodation providers have increased their prices to record levels, as well as asking  what your rights are should you find yourself with nowhere to stay, even with a valid booking!

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Spring may have arrived, but so have increased bills and fees across a whole range of products and services.

We explain why your tax bill is likely to be higher, how to save on travel, and also learn more about what is and isn’t happening in the energy market.

Read more about how to save on rail fares, our tax guide & the government support available for energy bills.

With fewer rental properties on the market, we ask whether renters are feeling the brunt of new laws aimed at restoring trust in private landlords.

We also hear more about the scams targeting would-be tennants, and how you can avoid falling victim to this fraudulent behaviour.

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With bills across the country set to increase next month, this bitesize guide takes a look at which areas of the country will be seeing their monthly outgoings rise more than most.

We’ll also find out the ways you can reduce your bill, what to do if you’re struggling to pay, and hear how some councils are scrapping bills for some residents altogether.

Read our latest update on the council tax increases in England & Wales, and check out our summary of the help available if you're struggling to pay.

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This week we hear more about the police response to fraud.

Did you know for example it makes up 40% of all crime in the UK, but receives just 2% of police funding...

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We analyse the announcements made by Chancellor Jeremy Hunt, including changes to free childcare entitlement, pensions and energy bill support.

There’s also mention of duty freezes to fuel and in pubs, and we look ahead to what we might expect from the next base rate decision from the Bank of England.

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With some government support set to end and wholesale prices falling, we ask the experts what we might expect to happen next.

We hear whether switching could soon be back on the menu, discuss whether more help could be announced in the budget, and hear some ways you can try and reduce your monthly payments.

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With empty shelves and high prices a familiar sight at shops across the country, we take a look at the factors behind the current crisis.

We also hear how Which? research is shining a light on the situation, and ask what changes need to be made to the wider food infrastructure.

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With mobile and broadband bills in the news, especially with millions of customers being hit with price hikes of up to 17.3% this spring, we’re exploring what you can do to keep your bills under control.

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As fixed term deals continue to fall we ask whether the mortgage market mess is showing any signs of improving…

We’ll look at the best deals available right now for both fixed and variable rates, as well as hearing how the rental market has also been impacted by higher repayment charges.

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In this episode of Money Shorts, we’re looking at a lesser-known aspect of fraud, money mules, and the significant role they play in the fraud chain.

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We hear about new research showing how being single comes at a big premium when it comes to our finances.

We’ll discuss the eye watering amount not being in a relationship costs those living solo, as well as asking  whether the tax system is set up to punish those not choosing to marry?

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In this episode we tackle the difficult subject of financial abuse, finding out more about an issue that’s worryingly on the rise.

We also explains exactly how to spot the signs and where to go for help.

If you’re concerned about an older person experiencing financial abuse, or are in this situation yourself, you can contact Hourglass on its 24/7 helpline – 0808 808 8141 – or visit wearehourglass.org. Or contact your local adult social services.

If you have concerns about a registered lasting power of attorney, contact the OPG by emailing opg.safeguardingunit@publicguardian.gov.uk or calling 0115 934 2777.

If you’re experiencing financial abuse by a partner or ex-partner, you can contact Surviving Economic Abuse on 0808 196 8845 for specialist help and support, as well as visit its survivor forum at survivingeconomicabuse.org.

Since the conflict started in Ukraine, our bills have soared. Energy bills reached levels unheard of previously, food prices rocketed, and inflation is still way above government targets. But exactly how much have the consequences of the war squeezed our finances, and what might happen next?

In this Which? investigation we look at how the price for things like electricity, gas, food and other essentials have risen over the last twelve months, as well as looking ahead in an attempt to find some more optimistic news for our pockets.

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We investigate why so many people lose touch with their savings and challenge volunteers to trace their pension pots.

Later we explain how you can go about rescuing those all important savings.

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After years in the doldrums, savings rates have hit their highest level in a decade.

In this week’s episode we look at the top accounts currently on offer, explore why premium bonds remain so popular, and discuss what you need to think about when deciding on the best home for your money.

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This week we explore common insurance problems and how to resolve them.

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With the media full of house price predictions, we aim to bring you the facts to reveal what’s actually happening right now.

We also ask what might happen if you fall into negative equity, and how you can best avoid that difficult situation.

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With the self-assessment deadline approaching, our experts explain what’s changing across all methods of taxation in 2023.

We’ll also explore how to find out if you're eligible for reduced payments, and tips and tricks to make sure you aren’t left with a hefty bill.

Read more on our 6 tax changes you need to know in 2023 article and find out more about the Lower Incomes Tax Reform Group.

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We look at what you can do to top up your income, including being paid to recycle, and how easy it is to switch your bank account.

In the episode we’ll also hear from the woman who has made hundreds from filling in surveys in her spare time.

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We look at the things you can do to refresh your finances in the New Year, especially those all important ways you can make savings.

Our experts discuss how to reduce your council tax bill, the importance of haggling, and the one simple hack that could cut your energy bill too.

Read our top tips to reduce your energy bill & take a look at all our advice on how to save money in the New Year.

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After 14 years of Conservative governments, a recent general election win for Labour inevitably means changes to policy that will impact our finances.

Which? Money Editor Jenny Ross & Tom Selby, AJ Bell’s Director of Public Policy explain how a Labour government may impact taxpayers, mortgage holders and your pension.

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We take a look at the financial 'influencers' who are offering unsolicited advice on social media and those who fall victim to their shady advice.

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The hosts of the Which? Investigates, Which? Money & Which? Shorts podcasts team up with our experts to answer some of your burning questions.

They cover everything from insulation to savings rates, holiday recommendations to smart devices and more...

Got a question you want us to answer, email us on podcasts@which.co.uk

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While the cost of living crisis has left charities with dwindling donations and spiralling demand, we’ll hear how best to make your contributions count this festive season and beyond.

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Can you cook dinner in an airfryer to save yourself some money? Is the traditional turkey centrepiece a thing of the past? And how much has our festive food changed over the last hundred years?

In this Which? investigation we take a look at how our Christmas eating habits are changing. We'll also be lifting the lid on some of our intensive testing here at Which? to reveal the best value products, and giving you some ideas on how to impress your guests for less this holiday season. 

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We hear how you can save money while still providing the best care for the animals in your life.

We’ll also reveal our ‘Best Buy’ pet insurance providers who give the cover you need should the worst happen and you need to make a claim.

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We reveal some of the weirdest scams fraudsters came up with over the last twelve months in an attempt to get hold of our money.

We’ll also hear about what to look out for when spotting a scam, and how to help protect you and your loved ones from becoming a victim.

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You can also find the Twitter thread the team were discussing here, while you can sign up to our Scam Alerts too.

This week we're hear how much leaving your devices on standby could really cost, and whether it’s worth the hassle to save you money on your energy bills.

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While many issues have rightly been thrust into the spotlight as the men’s World Cup takes place in Qatar, there’s another which perhaps hasn’t made the headlines. As with all major events, be they sporting or otherwise, criminals are using all tactics possible to defraud fans of their hard earned cash.

In this Which? Investigates we take a look at ticket fraud. We’ll hear from those who have lost thousands, learn more about how the scammers operate, and ask those in the know what more needs to be done to help combat this illegal activity.

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In their own words, we hear from homeowners who - in a bid to avoid inheritance tax - have been pushed into putting their properties in trust by shady firms, resulting in both financial and emotional distress.

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You can also read more about Trusts in this handy guide.

The second of two special Black Friday episodes this week, we're giving you the chance to hear an episode from our sister show, the Which? Investigates podcast.

In this Which? investigation we go behind the scenes at one of the UK’s largest Amazon fulfilment centres, finding out how the multi billion pound company operates. We’ll also ask whether Black Friday has had its day, and explore the shady online activity you should be aware of.

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Health and beauty products are a staple of our everyday life. From the toothpaste we use as soon as we wake up, to the deodorant we use after jumping out of the shower, even the hayfever tablets many of us rely on at this time of year, we’re spending hundreds of pounds on stuff that helps us look, feel and smell good.

But new research from Which? suggests you might be needlessly over-spending on many of your everyday products. We reveal when you can pick a bargain, and how to outsmart retailers when it comes to finding the best deals.

Read our research on the own label food products that beat the big name brands.

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The first of two special Black Friday episodes this week, we're giving you the chance to hear an episode from our sister show, the Which? Shorts podcast.

In this podcast we hear how new Which? research has found those great sales offers might not be all they're cracked up to be.

Read more about our findings or find the best deals available right now.

We discuss how the Chancellor's plans to bring down debt could impact your finances, covering everything from tax changes to pensions.

We’ll also explain how the energy price cap is changing, and how the next few years might look for the economy.

Read more of our cost of living advice & Autumn Statement analysis.

We give you a chance to hear our extended conversation from our Which? Investigates podcast as we chat to sustainable fashion campaigner Brett Staniland. He made a stand while appearing on the 2021 series of ITV show Love Island, refusing to wear the clothes provided by fast fastion retailer sponsoring the programme at the time.

Here he explains why he made that decision, what he makes of the industry's attempts to become more sustainable, and his thoughs on how we can all live a greener life.

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