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HAPPY NEW TAX YEAR! Check your take-home pay, grab 4.6% cash ISA, low income top-ups & more 8 resolutions to get financially fit for 2026/27 Forget 1 January, the New Year that matters for your pocket is the New Tax Year, which started yesterday, 6 April. It's when tax code changes take effect, ISA allowances reset, benefits are uprated & more. So while we covered some of these checks a few weeks back, that was so last (tax) year - even if you checked then, take a few mins now to run through our 8 key 2026/27 checks... - New tax-free ISAs: Cash ISAs: earn 4.6% | Shares ISAs: free '£50' - Tax checks: Check pay & tax code | Self-employed? | Marriage tax break - Income top-ups: Min wage | Benefits: newly eligible? | Unwell aged 66+? 1. SAVER? You've a new cash ISA allowance... Each tax year, anyone aged 18 or older can put £20,000 in total into ISAs. This is about new money you put in, so any money already in ISAs doesn't count towards the £20,000. The £20,000 is the total limit on the combined amount you put in a cash (savings) ISA, or a shares (investment) ISA, or a lifetime (first-time buyer) ISA (max £4,000). You can put all £20,000 in either cash or shares, or split it across a combination of the three (you can also save/invest a further £9,000 tax-free in a Junior ISA for under-18s). The 2026/27 allowance kicked in yesterday, and crucially this is the last tax year where many will be able to put the full £20,000 in a cash ISA. From April 2027, it's planned that the annual cash ISA limit will fall to £12,000 for under-65s. The shares ISA will remain at £20,000. The Chancellor argues this is to 'encourage young people to invest.' But it's business as usual this tax year, and cash ISAs are a clear winner if you pay tax on savings. Even if you don't, easy-access cash ISAs pay higher rates than normal savings right now, so you may as well put your money there first.  Here are the easy-access best buys - these change fast during ISA season (which is now), so click the article links for the latest rates. The current top easy-access savings (AERs) Variable rate, so it can change once you save, check regularly Top (variable) cash ISAs Top (variable) normal savings - Top 'new customers only'. Trading 212's 4.61%* includes a year's 1.01% newbie bonus (min £1). Lower-rate transfers. - Top rate for ISA transfers. Plum 4.6% gives 4.45% on transfers (min £1, newbies only), Virgin Money 4.15% (min £1, max 2/yr withdrawals). - Top no bonus. Atom bank 4.25%, no transfers. And without any caveats at all it's Tembo 4.06% (min £10). - Top 'new customers only'. Chase 4.5%* including a year's 2.25% newbie bonus (min £1, max £3m). App only, via its no-hard-credit check current account, you don't need to switch. - Top standard rate. LHV Bank 4.25% (min £1), need its free current account. - Top no caveats. Saga 4.11%* including a year's 1.25% bonus (min £1). All accounts have the full UK £120,000 savings safety protection, either through their own licences or they place your cash with banks which do. Cash ISA fixes have a special power. The big benefit of fixed-rate savings is, unlike the easy-access accounts above, the rate is guaranteed - it can't move, so you know exactly what you'll earn.  Yet while normal fixes lock your money away for the term, cash ISA fixes can't do that. They must allow access, normally by closing the account and charging you an access fee of 90 to 360 days' interest (depending on the fix length).  So while on pre-tax rate alone normal savings pay a tad more (though for those who'd pay tax on interest, cash ISA fixes are far better), if there's a chance you'll need to access the money during the term, cash ISA fixes offer a get-out-of-jail-free card. Top fixed-rate savings AERs The rate is locked in, it won't drop Top fixed cash ISAs  Top fixed savings 1-year fixes Tandem Bank 4.51% (min £1) HSBC 4.5% (min £500) - current account customers only Big Name: Nationwide 4.35% (min £1) Chetwood Bank 4.65% (min £1k) Vida Savings 4.6%* (min £1k) Big Name: MBNA (part of Lloyds) 4.52% (min £1k) 2-year fixes Tandem Bank 4.51% (min £1) Kent Reliance 4.45% (min £1k) Big Name: Nationwide 4.4% (min £1) Tandem Bank 4.62% (min £1) Vida Savings 4.61%* (min £1k) Big Name: Tesco Bank 4.15% (min £2k) All accounts have the full UK £120,000 savings safety protection, either through their own licences or they place your cash with banks which do. 2. INVESTOR? You've a new shares ISA allowance... If you're putting money away for the long term (5+ years), on the balance of probability a stocks & shares ISA (in a broad spread of investments, such as global or big country tracker funds) will hopefully substantially outperform saving (watch Martin's audience's surprise when he reveals investing vs savings video). And the fact you're doing it over the long term, means short-term market volatility, like we're seeing right now, should hopefully be smoothed out.  Plus, a stocks & shares ISA protects you from tax on dividends (income paid to shareholders based on a company's earnings), which increased on 6 April. Outside of an ISA, you get an allowance of £500/yr, but anything above this now gets taxed at 10.75% (was 8.75%) for basic-rate payers, 35.75% (was 33.75%) for higher-rate payers, and 39.35% (no change) for additional-rate payers.  FREE '£50' if you invest £100... Two stocks & shares ISAs currently have newbie promos on, and both let you invest in a huge range of funds. This is great to dip your toe into the investing water with smaller amounts, as the freebies offset an element of risk. You can do both, as you can have as many ISAs as you like, provided you don't go over £20,000 total. - Trading212* - use code MSE50 (10,000 available) to get £50 of shares in a randomly selected big firm (eg, Apple, Nvidia, Coca-Cola) when investing £100+. It's paid quickly and you can then keep or sell it (and withdraw the proceeds after 30 days).  - InvestEngine* - via this link (1,500 available) you'll get £50 cash paid into your account within 5 working days when investing £100+. To get the promo you need to click a notification in your app after sign-up, and keep at least £100 invested - plus your £50 bonus saved or invested - for 12mths. If you're confused, see our InvestEngine £50 help.  More options in our Top shares ISAs guide. 3. EMPLOYED? Check your take-home pay and tax code NOW.National Insurance and Income Tax thresholds have been frozen since 2021 (though there have been slight changes in Scotland), while earnings have risen. The result... more of your income goes on tax. This way of increasing tax revenue is called 'fiscal drag'. So check our updated Income Tax and National Insurance Calculator to see how much will end up in your pocket this tax year. Equally important is our Free Tax Code Calculator - use it to check if your 2026/27 tax code is correct. Your tax code is a series of letters and numbers (eg, 1257L), which tells your employer or pension provider what tax to deduct. However, MILLIONS of codes are wrong each year, so it's crucial to check yours - it's YOUR RESPONSIBILITY, not your employer's, not HMRC's. 4. SELF-EMPLOYED / FREELANCE? Set aside 30% of your income for tax & beware new rules... It's vital to get tax right at the start of the year. Fiscal drag applies here too, and if you don't have money set aside to pay tax, it can be a nightmare when the bill comes in. So Martin's rule of thumb is for every £100 you're paid, put about £30 aside in a separate account you never touch, for tax and NI (hopefully this is too high, in which case you'll have saved a touch). See Self-Assessment for Beginners. Warning. Sole trader or landlord with gross income of £50,000+/yr? New 'Making Tax Digital' rules now in force. From 6 April, new rules mean you'll need to keep digital records and submit quarterly updates, plus a final tax return each year – a big change from the current system. Although we don't usually cover small business finance, this is such a huge shake-up to Self-Assessment tax rules, Martin asked us to put together a new Making Tax Digital guide. 5. MARRIED / CIVIL-PARTNERED and not claiming Marriage Tax Allowance? It's worth £252 this tax year. If one of you is a non-taxpayer and the other a basic 20% taxpayer, you can transfer tax-free allowances between you, so you pay less tax as a couple. It's worth up to £252 this tax year, but backdate it the full four years allowed and it can be worth a further £1,008. And once you sign up, you get it every year. Yet 100,000s of eligible couples are still missing out - check you're not one of them in Marriage tax allowance. 6. ON MINIMUM WAGE? Check you're not one of 100,000s being underpaid. The minimum wage has just gone up, so if you're on it, here's what you should now be paid... - Aged 21+: £12.71/hr (was £12.21/hr) - equiv to £23,132 at 35hrs/wk. - Aged 18-20: £10.85/hr (was £10/hr) - equiv to £19,747 at 35hrs/wk. - Apprentices & u18s: £8/hr (was £7.21/hr) - equiv to £14,560/yr at 35hrs/wk. This is a legal right that applies to ALL workers, including those on salaries. And while the increase took effect from 1 Apr, the new rates are applied to your first FULL pay cycle after then. That's any day now if you're paid weekly so it's the perfect time for many to check you're getting the right amount... 100,000s are underpaid each year, including many at big firms. Common reasons include not being paid for all your working time (eg, overtime and opening/closing up) and having to pay for the likes of uniforms or tools, which pushes you below the minimum. But there are lots of others - check our minimum wage guide for full info, including what to do if you're being underpaid. 7. ON A LOW INCOME? Check if you're newly eligible for means-tested benefits. There are two key tax year changes to benefits that mean it's worth many (re)checking if they're due help... Got 3+ children? The two-child limit ended yesterday (Mon), so if you've a larger family you may now qualify for Universal Credit (UC) even if you previously earned too much to be eligible. Had a low (or no) pay rise? From Monday, most means-tested benefits are increasing by 3.8% while the standard allowance for UC is going up by 6.2%. As these increases outpace wage growth for many, some low-income households will now likely qualify for help for the first time, even if they didn't last year.  So if you're struggling on a low income, especially if either or both of the above apply to you, it's worth checking if you could now be entitled. Use our 10-min benefit calc, which has already been updated to include both the changes above. 8. PENSIONER IN POOR HEALTH? Some non-means-tested benefits have also been boosted. Our 10-min benefit calc will give you a rough idea if you qualify for any of them. But a biggie is Attendance Allowance, which is financial support if you're of State Pension age (66+) and require help with certain daily living tasks. It's now worth either £3,990/yr (was £3,842/yr) at the lower amount, or £5,960/yr (was £5,740/yr) at the higher. Up to one million eligible pensioners are thought to be missing out, often due to misconceptions around what it is and who can get it. So don't just assume that you - or someone you know - won't qualify. Take the time to check. Full help in our Attendance Allowance guide.

 

 

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The Car Insurance Phoenix: After 2yrs of falls, sadly prices may rise again, so... Don't just accept your renewal quote, even if it's the same as last year - prices are down around 10%. Even if you're not at renewal, see if you can lock in a cheaper price now Our Compare+ tool speedily shows you how to get the best price Car insurance price changes can dictate the right tactics for getting the best deal at speed. And things may be about to shift. After three years of heavy rises (up 68%), we've seen average costs drop over the last couple of years - down 9% in the past year alone (source: MoneySupermarket). Yet now analyst Defaqto says we're starting to see average prices creep up again, driven by rising inflation due to the Middle East conflict. So... With average prices still down on a year ago, if you've not claimed or had an incident, aim for a price at least 10% less than last year. The easy way to do all our tricks is by filling in one questionnaire... For years we had a huge guide full of tricks to cut your costs, then we automated it and put them all in our Compare+ Car Insurance tool. With it, you just fill in the question set (we borrow MoneySupermarket's - we're part of the same group - so if you've used that before, your answers auto-fill). It'll then... - Give you a benchmark quote using the cheapest deal from MoneySupermarket's comparison. - Use our unique Price Impact Indicators to show you which questions really matter cost-wise (and if there are any changes you can make to cut costs). - Show you which other comparisons to add in, and in what order. - Take you through whether you're getting your quotes at the best time. - Give personalised tips - about the level of the excess, the best way to pay, the cheapest acceptable job title, adding extra drivers, whether it's worth combining home insurance too, and more. As Alan emailed last month: "My renewal price had gone up from £374 to £549. Using the MSE tool, I was able to find a comparable quote for £251 - a saving of nearly £300/yr!" Want to find the cheapest home insurance? There's also a Home Insurance Compare+ tool. Not at renewal? It's still worth a check. If the prediction is right and prices do climb, getting a new policy now means you benefit from locking in the current lower prices for a year. This is only worth doing if you haven't claimed and can find a materially cheaper price than you currently pay. So it's worth a few minutes on Compare+ to check... If you can save, sign up for your new policy, then cancel your old one. You should get a pro-rata refund for the rest of the year (bar a £50ish admin fee), but you usually won't earn the year's no-claims bonus. Tip: When checking, set your policy date to start 25 days ahead. This is the sweet spot for the cheapest prices, and as the start date is irrelevant to you (you're mid-year), you may as well perfect it.  More than one car at home? Comparison sites don't check multicar cover, so you'll need to check manually whether it saves you money. Our rule of thumb is: 'If you're on a multicar policy, check separate policies to see if you can save; if you're on separate, check multicar.' - Multicar (one policy for all): Probably the best known is Admiral*, but LV*, Aviva, Diamond* and Elephant* also offer these policies. Don't worry if your renewals are at different dates - their systems work with that. - Discounts on separate policies: Axa*, Direct Line, Churchill and Privilege all offer discounts for multiple cars - so it's worth checking, especially if they're cheapest for one of your vehicles.

 

A YEAR'S 2for1 at 360+ UK gardens (eg, Leeds Castle, Haddon Hall, many National Trust) in £10 mag. Always popular - just one visit often more than saves the cover price. Gardeners' World Are solar panels worth it? We've crunched the latest numbers to see how the maths stack up. If they're right for you, we've a way to get £550 off if you request a quote before 14 April. Solar panels Get £25 Amazon voucher just for opening (not switching to) a new bank account. New & existing Santander customers who open a new current account via the links below and spend five times on the debit card within 30 days will be emailed a link to claim a £25 Amazon voucher from 10 July 2026 (if not, check your spam). Full info's in our Santander review, but we'd focus on these accounts... The Everyday* is its bog-standard fee-free account, so your best bet if you just want to grab the voucher. The Edge* account costs £3/mth but pays 1% cashback (max £10/mth) on household bills paid by Direct Debit (or look at the Edge Up* if you've bigger bills, as it pays a max £15/mth cashback on bills for a £5/mth fee). Did you miss? Car finance mass redress scheme CONFIRMED - are you due a typical £830 back? A reminder of Martin's hugely popular car finance briefing on how you can get redress quicker, easier and with more certainty. Sticking on the energy Price Cap? Save £120+/yr with BOOSTED tracker tariffs. There are two decent deals for those who aren't looking to fix right now (most cheap fixes have been pulled in recent weeks due to the Middle East conflict). Both have small £25/fuel early exit penalties, so it's cheap to leave if fixes do return... Better for higher users: E.on Next's Pledge tariff now discounts Price Cap unit rates by £50/fuel (was £25), so you get £100/yr off the Price Cap, plus via our link in Cheap Energy Club we've £40 boosted dual-fuel cashback (£20 elec-only). Better for lower users & Smart Prepay: EDF's Simply Tracker reduces Standing Charges by £25/fuel, so you get £50/yr off the Price Cap - plus, till Thu, we've £70 boosted dual-fuel cashback (£35 elec-only; no cashback if you're on Prepay, but this is still cheaper than staying on the Cap) via our Cheap Energy Club. FREE Ideal Home Show tickets (norm £15) including a chance to see Martin live. From this weekend until 19 April at London Olympia. 10,000 available. Full info in Free Ideal Home Show tickets. Ends Thu. 150Mb Sky broadband '£20/mth'. Switchers in 70% of UK homes can get this 150Mb Sky fibre & line deal for £23/mth, plus you'll be emailed an £80 prepaid Mastercard or shopping voucher within 4mths (check your spam folder). Factor that in and it's equivalent to £19.67/mth over the 2yr contract. Want other options? Use our full broadband comparison. 50% off Gousto recipe boxes code, eg, five meals for two £23. MSE Blagged. 5,000 available, for new users. 50% off your first month, 25% off your second. Gousto. News. Student loan interest rates capped at 6% for Plan 2 & postgrad loans. See Student loan interest cap. Teacher? Get 35% off Ocado, 20% off Disney+, 10% off Morrisons & more. See 40+ teacher discounts. 'I'm saving a huge £850/yr just by switching Sims.' Success of the Week. MoneySaver Janet emailed: "I was paying £79/mth to EE on mobile Sims for myself and two grown-up grandchildren (it was their birthday gift). Last month I followed your mobile cost-cutting tips and switched to Lebara. I now pay £8/mth for all three [a saving of £852/yr]. Plus, with EE there was no free roaming. My grandson's in the army, so we avoided calls while he was overseas. But now I can contact him in Europe free. Many thanks. What a huge saving." If we've helped you save (on this or anything else), please tell us about it.

 

 

BLAGGED FOR MSE - 50% off Gousto recipe boxes 5,000 available - Tails.com 90% off one-month's dog food Ends 31 May	DID YOU MISS? - Two pizzas + tub of Ben & Jerry's ice cream £5 - Lloyds, Bank of Scotland & Halifax £40 glitch compensation? - 50% off toys - eg, Disney, Pokémon, Barbie, Paw Patrol - Missing state pension check - 'I reclaimed £25,000'

 

 

New. Get a FREE £225 with Amazon, M&S etc OR 45,000 air miles & more, PLUS £10/mth Deliveroo cashback AND four airport lounge passes This is all about one credit card, the American Express (Amex) Preferred Rewards Gold (links via our eligibility calc so you can check acceptance odds and apply if they're good). It's done a big temporary boost to its newbie bonus, which means play your card right and you can now grab £500+ worth of freebies at no cost. Not everyone can take advantage though - if you've had a personal Amex card within the past two years, you won't get the bonus. Here's how the offers stack up... Only do this if you'll always pay the credit card off IN FULL each month, preferably by Direct Debit (so you don't miss it), so that way it's interest-free. Otherwise the 29.1% annual interest can dwarf the rewards. FREEBIE 1: Bonus worth £225 with Amazon, M&S, air miles & more. Open the Amex card now and you'll get the bonus if you spend £5,000+ on it in the first six months. That doesn't mean extra spending - just shift normal spending from other plastic to it. Provided that's £850ish or more a month, you'll hit the trigger. If that's a bit much and you're in a trusting relationship, you could make your partner a 2nd cardholder, so they do their spending on it as well to qualify. Of course, still pay it all off IN FULL each month to avoid interest. When you hit the £5,000 trigger, you'll get 40,000 bonus points (normally 20,000) plus the usual 5,000 points (it always pays 1 point for every £1 spent). So in total, that's at least 45,000 points, enough to be exchanged for... - £225 in eg, Amazon, M&S or Currys vouchers, or in Nectar points. - Or 45,000 air miles with Avios, Virgin, Etihad and other airlines. - Or hotel points at Hilton (90,000 points), Marriott (67,200 points) or Radisson (135,000 points). FREEBIE 2: Two £5 Deliveroo cashbacks a month (worth up to £120/yr). Once you get the card, go to the 'offers' section in the Amex app or online banking and save the Deliveroo offer. Then use the card to pay for Deliveroo (min spend £5 each time), and you'll get £5 automatically credited on the first two orders each month. FREEBIE 3: Four free airport lounge visits a year (worth about £50 each). You don't need to do anything to get these, they should be sent within six weeks of acceptance, and you can use them in many airport lounges worldwide. The card is FEE-FREE in year one, but is £195/yr after (so diarise if you want to cancel). While the Deliveroo and airport lounge pass rewards renew each year, you won't get another intro bonus (though if you spend more than £10,000 a year, you get 5,000 bonus points). So diarise to cancel before the first anniversary of acceptance if you don't want to pay the £195 annual fee. When we say pay off IN FULL, we mean IN FULL, not nearly in full. It's Martin's catchphrase for a reason. If you spend £1,000 in a month and clear the card entirely, there's no interest. Spend £1,000 and pay off £999.99, and you usually pay interest on the whole £1,000, not just the 1p left.

 

Ends Thu. Free £50 Amazon voucher just for signing up to a credit card (you can then cancel). Accepted newbies opening the fee-free Amazon Barclaycard credit card before 11.59pm on Thu get a £40 Amazon voucher, then another £10 voucher for activating the card in the app. So that's a quick £50 with no spend whatsoever - after that, you could just cancel. It does give a decent 1yr 0.5% cashback on most spending (1% at Amazon), though that's beatable by the top cashback cards. If you do use it, ensure you pay off IN FULL each month, preferably by Direct Debit, otherwise the interest dwarfs the cashback. Will it impact my credit score? One application may have a short-term minor impact. It's not usually an issue, but best avoided if you've a key credit application (eg, a mortgage) coming up. A month's 'tailored' dog food £3.80 (normally £38) via 90% off code. MSE Blagged. A fraction of what most pay for off-the-shelf tins in a supermarket. You can cancel after the month if you want. Newbies only. Bone appétit Eurostar £70 returns flash sale? This time last year, for three days only, it offered cheap Apr-Jul fares, and we strongly suspect it'll do so again soon - possibly even by the time you read this... Keep your eyes peeled on Eurostar deals. Easter holidays kids' freebies: Museums, farms & activities. See free/cheap ways to entertain kids. New. Track deals from your favourite retailers in the MSE App. Get alerts when we spot new deals from the places you love to shop. We've squished several bugs too - update or download for free on iOS | Android.

 

 

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AT A GLANCE BEST BUYS 0% balance transfers Longest definite 0%: Barclaycard (check eligibility) 36mths 0%, 3.15% fee, 24.9% rep APR No-fee 0%: Barclaycard (check eligibility) up to 14mths 0%, 24.9% rep APR Best bank accounts Free '£205' + 1% bills cashback: Santander Edge Free £200 + perks: Club Lloyds Broadband top picks Fast fibre (100Mb+): Sky '£19.67/mth' Superfast fibre (500Mb+): Sky '£23.67/mth' On Universal Credit or similar? Check all discounted social tariffs Insurance Car: Use our Compare+ Car Insurance tool Home: Use our Compare+ Home Insurance tool Cheap loans £5,000 to £7,499: M&S Bank (check eligibility), 6.9% rep APR £7,500 to £15,000: TSB (check eligibility), 5.6% rep APR Top savings accounts Top easy-access savings: Chase 4.5%, min £1 Top easy-access ISA: Trading 212 4.61%, min £1 Top one-year fix: Chetwood Bank 4.65%, min £1,000 Top energy deals Use our whole-of-market Cheap Energy Club Cheap Sims Up to 3GB data: Lebara, '£2.88/mth' for 3GB 4GB to 9GB data: Lebara, '£2.98/mth' for 5GB 10GB to 30GB data: Lebara, '£3.03/mth' for 10GB 31GB+ data: iD Mobile, '£4.13/mth' for 120GB

 

 

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MONEY MORAL DILEMMA Should I bail out my son who wants nothing to do with me? My adult son lives in the USA and took out student loans in 2016, which my American friend agreed to co-sign for. She recently contacted me to say she is being chased for a payment of $27,000 [£20,000], or they'll deduct $1,100 [£800] every month from her pension. My son's nowhere to be found, has no assets, no job and refuses to speak to us. It's not fair to let my friend suffer this stress, but I resent my son for hiding from his debts. Enter the Money Moral Maze: Should I bail out my son who wants nothing to do with me? | Suggest a Money Moral Dilemma (MMD) | View past MMDs

 

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