Abby Wilson is a journalist at various esteemed publications, including Live Science, CBC, and Yahoo News. She covers a diverse range of topics, with a focus on finance, personal finance, energy and mining, and competitive sports, often exploring themes such as energy policy, credit health, and home design. Abby's work has been featured in notable outlets like Better Homes & Gardens Magazine and The Week, showcasing her versatility and expertise across multiple fields.
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Abby Wilson's coverage is heavily focused on house and home, particularly in the areas of interior design, home decor, design trends, color schemes, and decorating tips. She regularly produces "How-To" guides and seeks expert commentary related to seasonal changes in these domains.
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By: Abby Wilson
Private parking operators have been issued a new warning by the Competition and Markets Authority to treat motorists fairly. The regulator has sent letters to both the industry and the Government detailing concerns, particularly around the process for appealing parking tickets. Separately, it’s also launched an investigation into the actions of Euro Car Parks.
By: Abby Wilson
MoneySaver John successfully reclaimed a whopping £7,600 in overpaid Council Tax – going back 18 years – after using our tips to check and challenge his incorrect Council Tax band. Despite John's case taking almost a year, he says he'd still encourage others to do the same.
The 29-year-old said it was "a difficult decision to reach" but ultimately said he was not ready to compete at the level he expected of himself.
By: Abby Wilson
If you're looking to open a junior ISA for your child, first check whether they have a forgotten Child Trust Fund. Around 1.7 million CTF accounts were set up automatically, meaning it can be easy to double up. One MoneySaver who thought he was doing the right thing investing for his kid in an ISA has a salient warning for others.
Find out how to protect your garden from wildfire smoke and ash.
By: Abby Wilson
We've dished out 'awards' to six savvy MoneySavers who've made £1,000s by stoozing – the art of manipulating 0% credit card deals for profit. They've shared their success stories below. Plus, if you're debt-free and financially disciplined, we explain how you can do the same.
By: Abby Wilson
You'll need 20 more loyalty points ('stars') to claim the cheapest coffee and tea 'freebies' from Starbucks' loyalty scheme from Thursday 3 September. For higher value freebies, you'll need 150 more points. The changes mean you'll need to spend more to earn the same rewards in future.
By: Abby Wilson
If you're on certain benefits, such as Universal Credit, you may be eligible for up to £200 to put towards the cost of your child's school uniform in the form of a non-repayable grant. We've compiled council-by-council help for those in England, where around 15% of authorities offer support, plus info on more widely available schemes in Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales.
By: Abby Wilson
If you've got a Tesco Clubcard, check if you have any vouchers that expire soon, as £11 million-worth are due to run out at 11.59pm on Monday 31 August. Don't want to spend your vouchers yet? We've got a trick to extend their validity.
By: Abby Wilson
Bailiffs will be forced to comply with the rules or lose their licence, the Government announced on Friday 28 August. Martin Lewis, founder of charity the Money and Mental Health Policy Institute and MoneySavingExpert, hailed the move as a "genuine step forward" given "most people who get a bailiff knocking at their door are vulnerable".
