The House of Commons has struck down a proposed amendment to the Financial Services Bill, which would have seen interest rates capped for certain mortgage prisoners.
Spotify has emailed customers with its ‘Premium Family’ subscription notifying them that prices will rise by £2/mth from June.
Members of the House of Lords have called on the Government to protect access to cash and to do more to prevent the poorest from being excluded from access to financial services.
Student loan interest rates are set to drop for many students from September.
E.on has agreed to pay £650,000 out after it unexpectedly took 1.6 million customers’ direct debits up to two weeks early in December, leaving many without cash in their accounts just before Christmas. If you were hit with extra charges and haven’t been compensated yet, get in touch with E.on now.
Sainsbury’s has confirmed a shake-up to the Nectar loyalty scheme, which could see weekly bonus points offers phased out for some users.
Around 8,800 London Capital & Finance (LCF) investors are set to receive compensation of up to £68,000 under a new Government scheme, the Treasury has announced today.
Barclaycard has slashed many customers’ credit card spending limits out of the blue this week, with one MoneySaver reporting a £12,000 cut even though she’s had no change in her personal circumstances and has been a customer for over 30 years.
The House of Lords has voted in favour of an amendment to the Financial Services Bill, which could see interest rates capped for certain mortgage prisoners.
Burton and Dorothy Perkins shoppers have been left struggling to return clothes because they are unable to generate return labels online and the retailers no longer provide paper versions.
