The recent loss of millions of personal details from Child Benefit claimants has put many families under pressure from Identity Fraud.  Although the banks and building societies are reporting that no criminal activity has yet been detected, it must

You just need a few key products to make you look and feel gorgeous - and these won't break the bank. Read on to find out what we've picked as our hero budget beauty buys, ideal for busy mums!Budget beauty for busy mums

A bit on the side!As a mum, did you know that there are plenty of ways to earn a little extra money? We show you 13 ways to top up your family finances....Top up your family finances

Soon after your child is born, you'll get a cheque through the post - £250 to kick off your baby's Child Trust Fund.Where should you put it to ensure you get the best return on the money? Can you guarantee it is put aside to pay for your child's future education, car or deposit o...

it’s like juggling glass balls. But for me, what I do professionally doesn’t feel like a job – it’s my passion.”Though admittedly her bank balance is not something most working women relate to!Brooklyn, 11, Romeo, 8 and Cruz, 5, are said to be very

With a biting the chill in the air, a couple of noughts missing from our bank balance and evidence of reckless festive overindulgence showing on our tums, January can sometimes feel pretty bleak.So, thank goodness then that Hollywood’s awards season

. This states that the credit card company is equally liable for any defects.AND REMEMBERALWAYS print out a copy of your order and a copy of the company's acknowledgement.ALWAYS check your bank statements after buying online.For more info and advice on consumer

into your bank account and you are responsible for paying it back to the taxman.If you are no longer eligible you can either join the self-assessment tax scheme and fill in a yearly form declaring what you owe, or inform HMRC (HM Revenue & Customs) you

of the small business division of Barclays Bank says, ‘It's actually more common for women who own small businesses to have children than not.' Working from home and starting a new business allows many women to work flexible hours, pick their child up from

than 70% spending one to three hours on food shopping each week. Even the midday lunch break is a busy time for working mums, with 73% spending their time on personal errands such as banking and paying bills, while more than 50% of those surveyed say