Rail passengers with cheap advanced tickets have been left furious after being refused cash refunds despite being unable to travel because of the English coronavirus lockdown
Google Photos will stop giving users unlimited free online storage for photos and videos next June – meaning those who routinely use the service may need to start paying fees or saving photos elsewhere
The switching offer is an unusual one
More than one million people working from home have saved up to £140 a year after filing tax relief claims using HMRC’s new online service
Pret a Manger shoppers who signed up to its new coffee and hot drinks subscription service are furious after being charged £20 a month even though they believed they’d cancelled before a free trial ended
The increased presence of ‘buy now pay later’ products, ‘one-click’ purchases and pushy, personalised marketing from shopping websites has left many people with mental health problems at risk of financial harm since the start of the coronavirus pandemic, a new report has shown.
Including can you reschedule, what do insurers cover and will you get a refund?
Jobseekers claiming certain work-related benefits can now get a new mobile tariff that will give them unlimited mobile data, minutes and texts for £10 a month
Extremely clinically vulnerable shoppers who have already redeemed points to use in Nectar’s “double-up” event will now be able to swap them for double points to use at any time after a campaign by MoneySavingExpert.com founder Martin Lewis
A post being widely shared on Facebook claims that MoneySavingExpert founder Martin Lewis and Action Fraud have warned of a new “sophisticated scam” involving fraudsters posing as O2, Vodafone and other mobile networks – but Martin hasn’t mentioned it and Action Fraud says it’s nothing to do with it either.
