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.Also sign up to our free weekly Money newsletter.

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.Read our 11 ways to make money in 2023, check out our money making guide, or sign up to our free money newsletter.

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.Sign up to our free weekly Money newsletter.

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.You can sign-up to our free newsletters here.

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 [email protected] more of our energy saving tips & grants available & sign up to our free email newsletters.

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.You can sign-up to our free newsletters here.

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. Read more of our best value taste test results on Christmas food and drink & sign up to our food & health newsletter.

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.Find out more in our pet advice guides & sign up to our free weekly Money newsletter.

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.Sign up to our free Money newsletter, and try out our 'My Money Health Check' tool.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.You can sign-up to our free newsletters here.

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.Read our guide on how to get a refund or sign up to our free Scam Alerts newsletter.

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.Sign up to our free Money newsletter, and try out our 'My Money Health Check' tool.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.Sign up to our free Money newsletter, and try out our 'My Money Health Check' tool.

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.Read more about our second hand marketplace investigation, and sign up to our free sustainability newsletter.

We reveal the results of our research to identify the parts of the UK where people are most likely to struggle to access affordable food.Later we also hear about Which?’s 10-point plan urging supermarkets to do more to support customers through the cost of living crisis.Sign our Affordable Food for All petition now, sign up to our free Money newsletter, and try out our 'My Money Health Check' tool.

With the base rate rising once more, and uncertainty continuing in the markets, we discuss the options available for those remortgaging, or taking their first steps into owning property.We assess fixed rates vs. tracker products, as well as asking what might happen in the months to come.Sign up to our free Money newsletter, try out our 'My Money Health Check' tool or read more about the best mortgage rates available right now.

We reveal the best and worst banks and savings providers on the market right now, and hear how millions could be earning more with their cash.Later we also explore the issue of digital exclusion and learn why many people might be unable to enjoy the best savings deals.Sign up to our free Money newsletter, or try out our 'My Money Health Check' tool now.

This podcast was recorded before Liz Truss announced her resignation as Conservative Party Leader.In a week that saw the new Chancellor reverse many of Liz Truss's planned economic measures, we discuss what the change in policy might mean for the future of the markets. We then move on to hear how an increased base rate can be good for savings rates, and how you can make your money work harder.Sign up to our free Money newsletter, or try out our 'My Money Health Check' tool now.

This week we're giving you the chance to hear an episode from our sister show, the Which? Investigates podcast. Marketed as a new way to pay, a step into an exciting future, or a way of taking back control against governments and financial institutions - cryptocurrency has become a rapid growth market for societies across the world.But how have we got here? In this Which? Investigation we discover how despite social media being awash with celebrities endorsing these new digital currencies, they’re anything but a safe and stable investment.Subscribe to Which? Investigates, sign up to our free Money newsletter, or try out our 'My Money Health Check' tool now.

With energy prices higher than ever, we uncover whether it’s still the case that electric vehicles provide a cheaper alternative to regular petrol and diesel cars?We explore why fuel prices remain high despite oil being traded for lower prices, and also discuss the other costs associated with making the EV switch.Read our best electric cars for 2022 guide or sign up to our free Money newsletter.

After a wild week in the finance world we examine what it all means for us, including those already struggling, as well as home owners and would-be buyers alike.We also take a look at what might happen next, and whether we could see a u-turn from the Prime Minister…Read our latest advice on what to do if you're remortgaging or sign up to our free Money newsletter.

We react after new Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng unveiled the biggest package of tax cuts in 50 years. In this episode we answer what the announcements mean for you and your money.Read more about how the mini-budget could impact you, find out about the energy support announced for Northern Ireland or sign up to our free Money newsletter.

With the Don’t Pay campaign gaining traction on social media, we explore what happens if you decide against fulfilling your usual monthly outgoings, or simply can’t pay what you owe.We also take a look at the other options available if you are struggling to meet the demands of your regular payments.Read more on what happens if you don't pay your bills, how to get help if you're struggling to pay, or sign up to our free Money newsletter.

This week we’re assessing what the appointment of Liz Truss could mean for rocketing energy bills and your money.After promising help was coming during her campaign to become Conservative leader, the new PM has announced a series of support measures aimed at helping ease the financial stress millions are feeling. But what will they mean for you?Read more analysis on what the new PM could mean for your money or sign up to our free Money newsletter.

We hear why Which? is calling on supermarkets to make pricing clearer with shoppers struggling to find the best value products.Our investigation found poor labelling and confusing language could result in you spending hundreds more each year.Read more about our findings and watch Lucia challenging shoppers to find the best deals or sign up to our free weekly Money newsletter.

The new university year is just weeks away, and whether you’re a new or current student, parent, or guardian, we have everything you need to know to help keep your money on track.We also give advice on student loan payment plans, the best place to find student offers, and how to budget once you arrive on campus.Read more about the best student bank accounts or sign up to our free Money newsletter. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

What would you do if you were told you could get something for free, rather than paying for it? In this episode Ian Aikman meets repeat competition winners to learn their secrets to success, and how ‘comping’ is helping them combat the rising cost of living. Don't forget to subscribe to our free money newsletter for the latest Money news, direct to your inbox. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

With an ageing population, it’s taking longer and longer for people to receive inheritance, so some parents are choosing to give financial help to their children before they die, instead of leaving money in their will. In this episode, we discuss the different ways you can give and receive a ‘living legacy’, including mortgage deposits, cash gifts and childhood pensions – and the tax rules to be aware of. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

The average cost of a wedding in 2021 was £17,300 - but the cost doesn’t just fall on the couples, with a quarter of guests reporting they can’t afford to go to the weddings they’re invited to.  So this week we’ll be discussing how to cut the cost of weddings, whether it’s one you’re planning or attending as a guest. Read our guide on how to save money as a wedding guest or subscribe to our free money newsletter for fresh everyday money advice every week. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

With the summer holidays approaching we take a look at why some parents are being priced out of returning to work because of skyrocketing costs.We hear from parents who can’t afford to get back to full-time employment, as well as giving tips and advice on how to save money during the holidays.Read our cheap or free things to do over the summer holidays or subscribe to our free money newsletter. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

As is always the case, in times of crisis scammers look to capitalise. This week on the podcast we shine a light on the scams currently doing the rounds to make sure you or your loved ones don’t fall victim.We’ll also offer useful advice on how to report this criminal behaviour, and what to look out for. Sign up to our scam alerts newsletter or don't miss our weekly money updates too. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

After two years of lockdowns, stay and home orders and border closures, the travel industry is open again and we can finally get back to enjoying trips abroad. Why then are we facing chaotic scenes at airports, mass cancellations, and customers being denied compensation that’s rightfully theirs? In this Which? Investigation we’ll go to the heart of the issues currently impacting the sector. We’ll hear customers, industry experts, as well as getting the view from those representing some of the UK’s largest tour operators. With summer holidays on the horizon, host Grace Forell ask is now time to panic? What needs to be done to solve the problem? Or are things nowhere near as bad as they seem?Find out more about flight refunds and sign our petition calling for changes to the Travel sector. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

The summer holiday getaway is edging ever closer, so with Covid still around and delays and cancellations making the headlines, it’s all the more important to make sure you’re covered.In this episode we run through our recent research and unveil the insurers we think offer the best protection.Read more about our best & worst travel insurer rankings and sign up to our free Money newsletter here. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

While retirement might be a long way off for some, or just round the corner for others, we all need to save if we’re to enjoy our later life. In our annual survey we get answers from those already living life after their working days are over, hearing how much they spend, and how much we really need to save. Read more about our cost of retirement survey and sign up to our free Money newsletter here. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

With the summer holidays on the horizon, we examine the best way to ensure you aren’t ripped off when heading overseas. We take a look at cash vs. card, exchange rates, as well as hearing how you can ensure you don’t return with less money than expected.Read more on the latest travel news and advice from Which? or sign up to our free travel newsletter. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

We hear how most people are unaware of current pension sharing legislation which could leave them out of pocket in the event of divorce.In this investigation Charlotte Gifford speaks to many of those affected, as well as giving advice to make sure others don’t miss out.Read more on pensions & retirement or sign up to our free Money newsletter. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

There’s never a dull moment in the property market with the last few months proving no different. In this episode we round up the latest developments including the various announcements made which could change the housing sector.Read more property news here or sign up to our free weekly money newsletter. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

We bust the myth that investing is just for those with loads of spare cash as we give you the ultimate guide to boosting your savings.Listen for advice on how to invest safely, and we’ll reveal the best providers to trust with your money.Read more of our investing tips now here. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

With increasing numbers of us looking at ways to cut corners to save money right now, we examine whether reducing the amount you pay into your pension is ever a good idea. We also hear how much you should be looking to save, and give a reminder of the help available if you’re struggling with the current cost of living. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

How many times has someone tried to scam you in the last year, month, or this week? With fraud activity continuing to increase, we meet those challenging the scammers and shining a light on their illegal activity. Sign up to our scam alert service now. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

From streaming your favourite films to getting your fill of coffee, many people find paying for a range of subscriptions normal now. But the costs are creeping up.We hear how you could save while still enjoying your favourite services, as well as exploring the apps which could help keep track of those pesky ‘little bills’.Read more with 11 tips to save on the cost of your subscriptions now. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode we talk all things insurance, sharing tips on ways you can keep car and home insurance premiums low, plus a surprising way to potentially shrink travel insurance costs while getting more cover for your money. Plus, find out what happens if you need to claim for storm damage to your home. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode we expose the flaws of the broken debt advice market, in which private firms are exploiting vulnerable customers with unsuitable repayment plans. We also share your options if you do need help paying your debts, and tips to help you navigate the debt advice landscape. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode we take a deep dive into the world of ESG (environment, social and governance) investing to find out just how few so-called ‘sustainable’ funds actually meet investors’ expectations.We also hear from a whistleblower who accused one of the world’s leading asset managers of misrepresenting their commitment to sustainability to their investors. Read how 'sustainable' investment funds falling short of investors' expectations here. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

A chance for you to hear the first episode of our new podcast, Which? Shorts.This week we’re hearing about the metaverse, and how virtual reality goggles and holograms that travel effortlessly are just part of the digital universe Facebook, and others, are planning to build…This article was written by Chris Stokel-Walker, with narration from Harry Kind and Grace Forell.You can sign-up to our free newsletters here and find the podcast on Apple podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode we get to the bottom of the latest developments in cryptocurrency, explaining what an NFT actually is, and the risks you should be aware of.We also explain why the UK government have asked the Royal Mint to create their own NFT range, and what they could mean for the future of investing.Read more about the Royal Mint's decision to launch their own range on NFTs. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.