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Letters from the council aren't the most exciting thing in the world - and you'd be forgiven for dumping them in the same pile as the marketing mailshots from companies you used once, years ago. Except this one's different.
The Household Enquiry Form (HEF) is posted to your letterbox by your local council between July and November each year – and responding to it is not optional. In fact, failing to act on it could land you a £1,000 penalty fine. This is what you need to know.
You might have heard of Bitcoins, and they've been in the news again this week. For people who aren't already Bitcoin boffins, they're a new form of digital money that's getting valuable fast. In fact, if you'd bought £100 worth of them in 2010, they'd be worth an astonishing £4.3million now.
But is it now too late to get involved, is it safe and how can you go about it? We take you through the key questions.
It's been a busy week for Virgin and Sky. The pay TV providers have launched a load of new deals and tariffs for their customers. First Virgin announced another price hike - with the only good news being there's still time to get out of it.
There was better news for Sky customers, with the launch of a new Sky VIP service for loyal viewers. If you sign up you can see new shows 24 hours before they air as well as bag a free Sky Q box, Sky Q Mini and free installation. This is how it works.
But if VIP access isn't something you think's worth paying for, we've got something for you too - with our roundup of the best deals and cheapest offers so you can keep watching Sky for less.
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