The latest closures mean Barclays will close at least 107 branches by the end of the year.
The Government must “immediately” update its energy bills support package to provide additional help that is better targeted towards the most vulnerable, a cross-party group of MPs have said in a new report published today.
Fast food chain Burger King has rolled out its new ‘Your Burger King’ loyalty scheme to locations around the UK after a trial in Scotland – and you can get a free cheeseburger or fries just for signing up.
From 1 September Amazon Prime members will see their bills increase. Pay monthly users will rise by £1/month while those who pay annually will see a £16 increase. But, monthly subscribers could avoid the hike for a year if they switch to an annual subscription by 14 August.
Safe Hands, a prepaid funeral plan provider, has fallen into administration leaving thousands of customers worried about what to do next and concerns growing that other companies will follow suit. Here’s what it means for you, as well as information on providers to beware buying plans from presently.
Transport services across the UK are to be disrupted again this month with thousands of rail workers set to walk out on Wednesday 27 July and Saturday 30 July, the main days of disruption.
Lloyds Banking Group has announced more bank branch closures with a further 66 outlets set to close across England, Northern Ireland, and Wales between October 2022 and February 2023.
Over seven million of the UK’s poorest households have now received the first half of their £650 cost of living payment. Here’s all you need to know on whether you’re eligible for the cash and when you’ll get it.
Shell Energy broadband customers who joined the provider or renewed their contract before this year will see their prices hiked from 1 September. All home phone users will also see the cost of calls made outside of their package rise – but some will be able to leave penalty-free as a result.
Shoppers who bought products and experiences from deals site Wowcher say they have been unwittingly signed up and charged £4.99 for its annual VIP subscription service. Here’s all you need to know.
