Sarah is an experienced journalist and editor with more than 10 years of experience in the Homes industry, working across brands such as Homebuilding & Renovating, Period Living and Real Homes. After segueing into the world of personal finance, acting as launch editor of TheMoneyEdit.com, Sarah is now an Editor in Future’s Wealth division with a focus on property-related finance and household bills. She is passionate about helping people cut through confusing jargon to make the right financial decisions when getting on the property ladder and turning a house into a home.
Latest articles by Sarah Handley
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How much will my energy bills cost if the price cap rises again in October? Use our monthly gas and electric calculator
As prices continue to rise, find out how much your energy bills will cost for the rest of 2022 with our calculator
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The price of Amazon Prime is going up - how much does it cost now and what will it cost in September?
The price of Amazon Prime membership will increase from September, but is there a way for you to beat it?
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When will Ofgem announce the new energy price cap?
Latest predictions suggest another steep rise in energy prices in October - but when will Ofgem announce exactly how much prices are going up by?
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Does everyone on Universal Credit get the £650 cost of living payment?
More than eight million low-income households will receive the one-off payment in July 2022
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How to get the best deals on Amazon Prime Day
Keen to bag a bargain but unsure how to get the best deals on Amazon Prime Day? Fear not, we’ve got you covered
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When will I get the £650 cost of living payment?
If you’ve been wondering when will I get the £650 cost of living payment - the good news is, you don’t have long to wait
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Asda launches Kids Eat for £1 initiative to help parents keep children fed over the summer holidays
Supermarket reveals new Kids Eat for £1 initiative to tackle ‘holiday hunger’ during the cost of living crisis
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National Insurance threshold changes are now in effect - what does this mean for your pay packet?
As of today, the National Insurance threshold has changed, but what does this mean for your take home pay?
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Millions of families to receive first cost of living payment from 14 July
Low-income households can expect to receive a cash payment to help with the cost of living from the middle of next month
