Buy Now, Pay Later Rules Changed on 15th July 2026
Buy Now, Pay Later regulation began on 15th July 2026. Find out which agreements are covered, the new borrower protections and what remains unchanged.
UK money changes can affect your income, savings and everyday spending. Explore updates to tax, benefits, pensions, savings, interest rates, banking and household bills. Find out what is changing, when new rules take effect and how they could affect your finances.
Buy Now, Pay Later regulation began on 15th July 2026. Find out which agreements are covered, the new borrower protections and what remains unchanged.
From 5th October 2026, eligible working-age Housing Benefit claimants in supported housing and temporary accommodation can have more of their earnings ignored when their benefit is worked out.
The statutory National Minimum Wage and National Living Wage are due to change from 1st April 2027. The date is confirmed, but the Government has not yet announced the new rates. AT A GLANCE: CHANGES LAST CHECKED: 15 October 2026 Change takes effect: 1st April 2027 Where: UK Who is affected: Eligible workers covered by…
Help to Save eligibility is planned to expand from 6th April 2028 for some Universal Credit claimants receiving the child element, carer element or both. Learn who may qualify, how current bonuses work and what wider reforms are planned.
Savings income tax rates rise from April 2027, but the Personal Savings Allowance and other allowances mean the effect will vary between savers.
Council Tax in England will move to 12 monthly payments by default, with newly liable taxpayers affected from April 2027 and existing taxpayers from April 2028.
Air Departure Tax starts in Scotland on 1st April 2027. Find out what changes, who is affected, the 2027-28 rates, exemptions and what passengers need to know.
The State Pension triple lock is set to change from April 2030. Here is what Andy Burnham has announced, how the new system could work, who could be affected and what it means for current and future pensioners.
From 6th April 2027, most under-65s will face a £12,000 annual Cash ISA limit, while the overall ISA allowance remains £20,000. The age-65 rule and new ISA transfer restrictions also matter.
Cold Weather Payments return for winter 2026/27 from 1st November 2026. The scheme covers eligible people in England, Wales and Northern Ireland and provides £25 for each qualifying seven-day period of very cold weather. AT A GLANCE LAST CHECKED: 29th September 2026 Change takes effect: 1st November 2026 Where: England, Wales and Northern Ireland Who…