From a getting part-time job at 14 to receiving a letter from the king at 100, some milestone ages hold advantages in Britain

Rhonda believes Ned turns the heat up too high and ruins woks. He reckons he has famous chefs on his side. You decide whose argument is in flames

In her weekly column for the Guardian, Anna Tims solves readers consumer problems – ranging from the devastating to the ridiculous. She’ll be online at 3pm to answer your questions and share her wisdo...

Energy bills are scheduled to rise next month but there are innovative ways to heat your home and save money

With the budget looming, arguments rage over whether ministers should scrap a pledge popular with millions

Plagued by bank impersonation scams, one Guardian Money reader got even by stringing the fraudsters along … for hours

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The prime minister is promising to crack down on ‘rip-off’ business practices

He could seem judgmental, even moody. But the whole neighbourhood mourned when this remarkable moggy went to meet his maker

Andy Burnham would need to sell it to people like me. The right will call it a ‘death tax’ – why not a service for ageing well, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

Even if motorists can provide evidence they’ve paid for parking, they are threatened with bailiffs and court

The home secretary is the frontrunner for the role ahead of ‘risky’ Ed Miliband, according to senior Labour figures