UK Subscription Rules 2027: Easier Cancellations and New Cooling-Off Rights
New UK subscription rules are due to make covered subscriptions easier to understand and cancel, with reminders and new 14-day cooling-off rights in certain situations.
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.
New UK subscription rules are due to make covered subscriptions easier to understand and cancel, with reminders and new 14-day cooling-off rights in certain situations.
Tobacco Duty rises on 1 October 2026. See the new UK rates, the HMRC illustrative impact on cigarettes and other tobacco products, and what it means for shop prices.
VAT on qualifying household electricity is falling from 5% to 0% in Great Britain from 1 October 2026. Find out what it means for your bill, how much you could save and whether you need to do anything.
Energy price cap 2026 explained: what the October change means for gas and electricity bills, unit rates, standing charges and household costs.
State Pension April 2027 explained, including the triple lock, what is confirmed, what is not yet known and what pensioners should expect.
Vaping Products Duty starts on 1 October 2026 at £2.20 per 10ml of vaping liquid. Here is what the new tax means for vape prices, products and existing stock.
What’s changing in October 2026? See key changes to energy bills, employment, vaping and tobacco duty, food promotions, renting and driving, with links to practical guides.