Remaining households in Northern Ireland urged to redeem £600 household energy voucher, warns Post Office
Post Office is urging the approximately 20,000 households (around 4%) who have not yet redeemed their £600 energy vouchers to do so
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Rollout of all 500,000 energy vouchers is complete in Northern Ireland, with 80% of total vouchers also now redeemed, reveals Post Office
The Post Office confirms that all 500,000 energy vouchers, issued on behalf of the Government to households in Northern Ireland, have now been dispatched.
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Over half of total energy vouchers redeemed by households in Northern Ireland, says Post Office
Over half of energy vouchers, issued on behalf of the Government to households in Northern Ireland, have now been redeemed according to Post Office data.
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£600 energy voucher rollout begins in Northern Ireland today
The first £600 energy vouchers from the Government for households in Northern Ireland have started arriving through letterboxes
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Post Office urges Great Britain energy customers to claim their £66 October Energy Bills Support Scheme payment before vouchers expire in January
Post Office branches in Great Britain have already processed nearly three million Energy Bill Support Scheme (EBSS) vouchers to help people claim the £400 government energy discount.
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Post Office ‘Payout’ voucher service provides vulnerable customers with cash to use to heat their homes this Winter
Post Office is urging the UK Government, local councils and energy companies to make use of its ‘Payout’ voucher service that enables customers to redeem Warm Home Discounts or receive other cash grants at their local branch.
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Two-thirds of UK consumers concerned about increased energy prices finds Post Office poll
Two-thirds of UK consumers are concerned about increased energy prices finds a new Post Office poll.
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Rate of Sale: UK property takes almost two weeks longer to sell than last year
Nationwide, the average time it takes to sell a home has increased by nearly two weeks in the last year, to 114 days Homes in Oxford, one of the least affordable cities in the UK, take the longest to sell, staying on the market for an average of nearly five months (152 days) Aberdeen is the second slowest-selling city (151 days), despite Scotland’s quick legal process which helped Edinburgh and
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The increasing cost of summer: Kids entertainment costs up 25% over the last five years
Parents set to spend £624 entertaining their children this summer – a total of £9.1 billion across the UK Parents who have put away money in advance of the holidays underestimate the cost of summer by £373 Two out of three (65%) parents worry about covering the costs of summer One in five parents (21%) will dip into their existing savings and one in 10 (10%) will take out a loan to fund summ
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Post Office and CEBR reveal potential savings opportunity of £5,950 per household*
Post Office and CEBR reveal potential savings opportunity of £5,950 per household*
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Head East for the best value Christmas Markets breaks
• Riga remains the lowest priced city for a Christmas Markets break - 44 per cent cheaper than Copenhagen, the most expensive of 10 surveyed in Europe • Designer goods cost less in five of the European cities surveyed than in London – Lille offers the biggest savings of over 13 per cent for 10 top gift items while individual items can cost as much as 48 per cent less
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Redefining Retirement: Over half of over 65s do not believe the traditional concept of retirement still exists
The number of over 65s in work has doubled since records began – as half (46%) now believe modern retirement is about redefining how work fits into your life Only a third of over 65s now survive on the state pension alone (31%) – with one in ten (11%) seeing remortgaging, loans and equity release as sensible options to borrow money One in five workers of pensionable age (18%) have already retir
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