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FROM scuff marks on your walls to dirty sneakers, one product is said to tackle 150 areas of your home.

FROM scuff marks on your walls to dirty sneakers, one product is said to tackle 150 areas of your home.

FROM scuff marks on your walls to dirty sneakers, one product is said to tackle 150 areas of your home.

Money Saving Expert has shared some tricks to slash shopping bills

Martin Lewis has been inundated with money saving tips from his fans after he asked them to share their insider knowledge from working in shops - and some of them are brilliant

A YOUNG boy said he found over $700 in the parking lot of a PetSmart store and knew what he needed to do in response.

With water bills rising, Manc mum Emma has shared her top tips

It's an absolute nightmare when you see that bright yellow ticket on your car's windscreen

Experts say many motorists might be unaware they are breaking this rule

Young Australians struggling with the cost of living are being urged to try this saving trick to save $16,000 a year. But it also involves giving up privacy. So would you do it?

A fixed tariff can make it easier to manage your energy bills

Buying refurbished tech might feel risky if you’ve never done it before – but we’re here to tell you, it’s the future. Here’s what you need to know ...

Our pets are members of the family, and their medical bills can add up. A Consumer Reports survey found a lot of people aren't happy with pet insurance coverage. So what are some other ways to save?

A MOTORING expert has revealed a little-known trick which can help slash the amount of fuel used and so saving you money at the pump.

A MOTORING expert has revealed a little-known trick which can help slash the amount of fuel used and so saving you money at the pump.

It’s easy to make mistakes when saving for retirement — even when you have money to invest.

A MAJOR high street fashion chain is plotting a money-saving restructure in a fresh bid to avoid closing shops.

It's worth examining how much you splash out on broadband as it can yield some surprising money-saving opportunities

Michelle from Overton in Hampshire, says her and her 72-year-old husband Tony's finances are a "disaster" and they are frequently having to dip into their savings whilst they live off Tony's pension pot - but there isn't much money left

It comes as a fifth of women believe investing is only for men - although over three-quarters are keen to learn more about how to start investing.