BT is facing a £600 million class action case after it’s been claimed some 2.3 million customers have been overcharged for their landline since October 2015.
Two fifths of MoneySavers continue to use cash on a day-to-day basis, a new MoneySavingExpert.com poll has found. However, the majority (six in ten) rarely or never use cash regularly.
If you’re a customer of these failed firms, your energy supply will continue and credit balances are protected. But DON’T switch now – sit tight and wait until your new supplier has contacted you.
The Money and Mental Health Policy Institute has awarded Halifax and Bank of Scotland its ‘Mental Health Accessible’ accreditation for businesses.
Nectar card holders can now get personalised discounts of up to 30% off certain items in their Sainsbury’s shop when they use its ‘scan and go’ service in store. But you can’t currently get the offers when you shop online at the supermarket.
Jobseekers may be able to get six months’ worth of free broadband from TalkTalk under a new partnership with the Government and Jobcentre Plus.
If you’re worried you’ve been contacted by a suspicious number claiming to be your bank you can now call ‘159’ from your landline or mobile, which guarantees you a secure line with your bank to verify the original phone call. It’s part of a UK-wide initiative launched by industry group Stop Scams UK and non-profit...
Many Lloyds Banking Group and Starling Bank card holders who are concerned about the contactless spending limit rising from £45 to £100 from 15 October will be able to set their own cap from the same date. If you’re not with these banks, most card providers will also either let you turn off contactless completely...
Virgin Media broadband customers, as well as those on other non-copper networks, will be able to switch more easily from April 2023 using new ‘one touch switching’ rules that will be brought in by telecoms regulator Ofcom.
Six energy suppliers have gone bust in the recent weeks, leaving nearly 1.5 million energy customers needing a new supplier. Ofgem has now appointed a provider to take over for each of these – we’ve analysis of what it means for your energy bill, and how the new supplier stacks up to the old one
