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A few pence more per litre feels like a small kindness, a nod to mechanical sympathy. We’ve all had that

Your Netflix bill might look a little strange in February. Not because of a secret price rise, but because the

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For millions on Universal Credit, State Pension and other benefits, money will land earlier than usual, then the wait to

The gap between what we planned and what we can afford starts to feel like a cliff edge. The 1p

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