April marks the start of a new financial year, and with it comes a number of changes that can affect household budgets. While some costs are rising, there are also a few areas where people may see a small increase in income or a reduction in bills. Here’s a clear breakdown of what’s changing in April 2026—and what it could mean for you. Energy bills: a small drop, but costs remain high From April, the energy price cap—set by the UK regulator Ofgem—has decreased by around 7%. This means a...

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Period poverty is struggling to afford the most basic menstrual hygiene products every month. This is the harsh reality for many women...