Millions of Virgin Media customers will be hit with price hikes of £44 a year on average in the coming months the telecoms provider has announced today. But affected households can cancel penalty-free as a result
Students at some universities are being given partial rent refunds as they may be away from their accommodation until February due to coronavirus restrictions. But other institutions are refusing to give students cash back. We round up what’s happening and how to try to get some of your money back
The tax was scrapped on 1 January
If you’re one of the millions of taxpayers still to file their online self-assessment tax return, you’ve a month until the deadline. Most self-employed workers whose finances have been hit by coronavirus also have just over four weeks left to make any delayed so-called payments ‘on account’
Holidaymakers who apply for a European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) to get free or discounted medical care while within the EU will now be given a UK Global Health Insurance Card (GHIC)
Fee-free mobile roaming when you travel to European Union countries will no longer be guaranteed from 1 January 2021, but major mobile operators have confirmed they have “no plans” to bring charges back now that a trade deal has been reached
E.on takes 1.5 million payments early in direct debit blunder
Tesco has re-introduced restrictions on grocery sales, allowing shoppers to buy only three packs of certain items and just a single pack of toilet roll. However the supermarket and its rivals insist there are currently no product shortages and are urging customers to shop normally
TalkTalk home phone customers with its Unlimited UK Calls Boost plan will see prices rise by £24 a year from January, the provider has confirmed. But you can cancel your contract penalty-free.TalkTalk landline customers with its Unlimited UK Calls Boost plan will see their bill jump by £24 a year from January. But if you’re...
Four ‘irresponsible’ Instagram posts promoting buy now, pay later service Klarna have been banned
