Around 180,000 Igloo Energy customers will see their gas and electricity bills rise by £111/yr from August, the energy provider has revealed. But most could beat the hikes and save £100+/yr by switching to a cheaper deal.
O2 mobile customers who send text messages outside of their standard allowance will see prices hiked from 2 August. The cost of calling service numbers is also set to increase. Some affected customers may be able to leave penalty-free as a result though – we’ve full details below.
Financial services providers will have to verify their identity with regulator the Financial Conduct Authority before advertising on Google, in an effort to tackle online fraud.
Electrical appliances, including fridges, washing machines and televisions, are expected to be cheaper to run, easier to repair and last longer under new rules which come into force from today.
Savers with a best buy Marcus easy-access savings account and/ or cash ISA can boost their interest rate by 0.1% on each account from this week so long as they don’t already have a bonus rate attached to it. It comes as Goldman Sachs – the firm behind the popular savings brand – rolls out...
TalkTalk is hiking prices for certain customers on its Fibre 35 and Fibre 65 broadband plans from today. But you don’t have to accept the increases.
Motorists have been warned by the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) to avoid copycat websites that charge a premium for services you can get for free or at a much lower cost via official Government websites. Here’s what to look out for and what to do if you’ve paid over the odds.
Thousands of Barclays Blue Rewards customers have been receiving refunds after the bank found some customers had been underpaid while taking part in the loyalty scheme. The bank says it proactively contacting all customers due a refund and will be adding compensatory interest for those affected. However, if you haven’t yet heard anything from Barclays,...
29 Lloyds Bank branches and 15 Halifax branches are to close by the end of November, with the banks blaming the move on customers using them less.
EE is to start charging new and upgrading customers a flat £2/day mobile roaming fee if they use their phone in Europe from January 2022. The move makes it the first mobile firm to scrap free roaming in the EU following Brexit.
