Some BT Sport and TV customers are to be hit by price hikes of up to £72/yr from November – but if you’re affected you can leave penalty-free
Package holiday giant Tui has promised to pay any outstanding refund requests for holidays cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic by 30 September 2020
Renters who use CreditLadder to build their credit rating by sending information about their rental payments to credit reference agencies will now need to pay a fee of up to £8/mth if they want their payments to be reported to both Experian and Equifax
Tesco’s Clubcard Prices promotion, which offers Clubcard holders discounts of up to 50% on more than 200 items, is back again. While the savings aren’t huge, if you’re buying these items at Tesco anyway then showing your Clubcard, or getting one if you don’t have one, is a no-brainer – see our full analysis below.
The Government’s ‘Eat Out to Help Out’ scheme – which gives diners 50% discounts up to £10 per person on sit-down meals out from Monday to Wednesday – ended on Monday 31 August. But a range of restaurants, pubs and cafés will continue to offer a similar discount at their own expense
Prices will rise by 10.9% for its customers in October
Two women have lost their Court of Appeal challenge against the Government over changes to the state pension age
The High Court has ruled that some insurers should have paid out to small businesses for losses caused by the coronavirus lockdown, in a judgement which could have far-reaching implications.
Gas prices will fall, but electricity prices will rise by much more. The change will affect existing customers from 16 October.
Most social gatherings of more than six people will be banned in England from next week in a bid to combat rising coronavirus cases – which could affect holidays, activities and more. Here’s what we know so far about how you could be affected and your refund rights
