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Ryanair customers risk £55 fee after being unable to check in online
14 November 2018
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Law could be changed to help mortgage prisoners
14 November 2018
Treasury Minister John Glen has written to Nicky Morgan MP saying that change to legislation could be considered after we leave the European Union -
Sainsbury's trials no longer offering cashback at the tills
14 November 2018
The trial was spotted by MSE forumites last week -
Got an unused Oyster card? You could claim a share of £350m
13 November 2018
Millions of London commuters and visitors could pocket a share of the almost £350 million floating around on unused Oyster cards -
Evans Cycles customers still in the dark over gift cards two weeks after Sports Direct buyout
13 November 2018
Sports Direct completed the acquisition of Evans Cycles back in October, but customers are still being told gift vouchers and gift cards are "suspended".
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Charities call for action against rule-breaking bailiffs
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Settle student loans at half-price? Martin says most should say no
Some university leavers who started studying between 1990 and 1998 have received letters and texts from Erudio - the company which manages their student loans - offering them the chance to settle their loan by partially paying it off
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Regulator enlists Gok Wan and Fred from First Dates in PPI campaign
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Over 50% of PPI complaints now done without claims firms
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Affected by the VW emissions issue? The deadline to join a lawsuit is approaching
Drivers who bought Volkswagen cars which produced more pollution than advertised could potentially claim £1,000s in compensation by joining a 'class action' (should it win) – but you'll need to be quick as the deadline for joining a claims group is in a matter of days
Utilities & Phones
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Fibre deals are getting cheaper – stop overpaying for broadband
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O2 customer charged £3,000 roaming fees after being told she was in a different country
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Energy prices will NOT be capped at £1,137/yr, says Martin
Energy regulator Ofgem has finalised its plans for a price cap on tariffs – with all standard variable and 'default fixed' tariffs to be capped from 1 January 2019
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Trial to help workers build £1,000 emergency savings pots
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Ryanair customers risk £55 fee after being unable to check in online
Ryanair customers have struggled to check in online due to problems with the budget airline's website and app -
Got an unused Oyster card? You could claim a share of £350m
Millions of London commuters and visitors could pocket a share of the almost £350 million floating around on unused Oyster cards -
Post Office launches 'digital' passport renewals
The Post Office will now let you renew your passport online at 725 branches across the UK - but it'll cost £15 more than doing it yourself
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Guest Comment: Don't lose out by being loyal to your insurer
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Law could be changed to help mortgage prisoners
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Budget 2018: Stamp duty relief to now include shared ownership properties
First-time buyers in shared ownership homes will pay zero stamp duty on the first £300,000 of any home that costs up to £500,000 with immediate effect, the Chancellor has announced. The change will be retrospective back to the last Budget (22 November 2017).
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Sainsbury's trials no longer offering cashback at the tills
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Sainsbury's customers sent wrong 'double-up' vouchers
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Watchdog to investigate if your personal details determine how much you pay
An investigation has been launched into whether online shoppers are paying different prices for the same items - depending on factors such as where they live and whether they are married
Income & Family
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MPs to probe consumers’ access to financial services
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First-ever financial education textbook lands in schools – funded by Martin
All 3,400 state-funded schools in England will receive 100 free copies of the 150-page textbook -
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Ryanair customers risk £55 fee after being unable to check in online
14 November 2018
Ryanair customers have struggled to check in online due to problems with the budget airline's website and app -
Law could be changed to help mortgage prisoners
14 November 2018
Treasury Minister John Glen has written to Nicky Morgan MP saying that change to legislation could be considered after we leave the European Union -
Sainsbury's trials no longer offering cashback at the tills
14 November 2018
The trial was spotted by MSE forumites last week -
Got an unused Oyster card? You could claim a share of £350m
13 November 2018
Millions of London commuters and visitors could pocket a share of the almost £350 million floating around on unused Oyster cards -
Evans Cycles customers still in the dark over gift cards two weeks after Sports Direct buyout
13 November 2018
Sports Direct completed the acquisition of Evans Cycles back in October, but customers are still being told gift vouchers and gift cards are "suspended".
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Martin Lewis: Are you an overdraft prisoner? How to escape it
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Martin Lewis: How much should you save for your kids to go to university? (VIDEO)
6 November 2018
This is a warning for parents of all teenagers. Now over 50% of our young people go on to university. And while you commonly hear that you don’t need to pay for that upfront, it’s no longer true, there is a hidden parental contribution
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