Households could save thousands cutting their energy, TV, broadband, phone and council tax bills, according to MoneySavingExpert.com founder Martin Lewis. Below he takes you through how
The ruling follows a test case brought last year
Martin Lewis has issued an important warning, to customers and former customers of HSBC, First Direct, M&S Bank, and John Lewis Finance, that they might get a letter out of the blue with a cheque in it, after one man nearly binned a cheque worth £50 from First Direct after thinking it was a scam.
Santander customers with the bank’s popular 123 current account will see the interest paid on savings drop to just 0.3%.
Furious Tesco shoppers have complained after card payments made at some of the retailer’s petrol stations were taken months after they were made. Some say they now don’t have the cash to cover payments, although Tesco promises to refund any bank charges incurred if you do go into the red
MPs have voted against regulating buy-now-pay-later firms, just weeks after MoneySavingExpert.com founder Martin Lewis called for the “explosive” industry to come under the financial watchdog’s eye as soon as possible to protect consumers
Virgin Money is axing its online services for credit card customers on 31 January, with borrowers encouraged to manage accounts using the provider’s app instead. Here’s what’s happening and what you can do about it – particularly if you don’t have a smartphone
Disadvantaged school children in England can get free data from mobile providers, including EE and O2 if they’re struggling to access the internet to carry out lessons from home. Here’s a rundown of what’s available and how to apply – plus, some providers are offering additional help to all children on top
Unite and Student Roost – two major university accommodation providers – have agreed to offer rent refunds to tens of thousands of students whose returns have been delayed due to Covid-19
Three pay-as-you-go mobile users will see the cost of using their phones both in the UK and abroad rocket from 16 February with the price of calls, texts and data increasing by up to 1,650%. But you can leave penalty-free and switch to a cheaper deal
