If you’re a Microsoft 365 subscriber paying for Excel, OneNote, PowerPoint and Word, check if you have auto-renewal turned on, as your price is set to rise by up to £30 a year if so. This is because Microsoft is adding AI software to your package. But we’ve a way to beat the hike, at...

NS&I will cut its Premium Bond prize-fund rate to 3.8% from 4% for the April draw and beyond. But this rate was already lagging behind interest rates on standard savings accounts – so if you have Premium Bonds, you may want to consider moving your cash to an interest-paying account.

NEWS: Energy Price Cap to rise again, 6.4% on 1 April. This follows the 1% rise in January and 10% last October. Here’s my instant briefing, including WHAT TO DO.

Around 2.7 million more families, including one million with children, will become eligible for the £150 Warm Home Discount next winter under new plans put forward by the Government to help tackle current high energy costs. But the extension is only mooted for winter 2025/26 at this stage.

Mortgage prisoners stuck paying extortionate interest rates have described their fears after it emerged their loans were being transferred to yet another inactive lender – this time with just days’ notice.

Inflation-linked broadband, mobile and TV price hikes are now banned. This means some will see their bills rise by a specified amount in pounds and pence instead. However, MoneySavingExpert.com founder Martin Lewis has warned that many WILL still see an above-inflation rise despite the new rules.

Energy suppliers will need to offer tariffs with low or no standing charges under new plans to tackle the issue of high standing charges, which make up over £330 of most people’s annual bills.

If you took a South West train out of London between 1 October 2015 and 20 August 2017, and held a Transport for London (TfL) Travelcard at the time, you may have been overcharged and you can claim compensation. But you’ll need to be quick as the deadline for claims is 10 January 2025.

If you pay for a Spotify ‘Individual’, ‘Duo’ or ‘Family’ subscription and don’t mind giving up audiobooks, you may be able to save up to £24 a year by switching to one of its ‘Basic’ plans. These don’t have audiobooks but cost £1 to £2 a month less and let you keep all your other...

You DON’T have a legal right to return goods bought in-store if you change your mind, warns Martin Lewis in the lead-up to Christmas. The MoneySavingExpert.com founder explains your consumer rights in the latest episode of ITV’s The Martin Lewis Money Show Live.