August

Fraudsters are increasingly targeting the public by stealing their card details to pay for illegal mobile top-ups. Such crimes are normally a pre-cursor to much larger raids on victims' accounts.

How on earth can "paying for the flight" or "checking-in" be deemed added extras?

Eon has become the latest power giant to launch a cut-price tariff, as the energy price war hots up.

Wheel clamping on private land should be banned and parking ticket issuers need to be properly regulated to protect vulnerable motorists, says the AA.

Three hundred thousand university hopefuls getting their A-Level results today face the prospect of graduating with over £23,000 debt, a new report reveals. Yet this misses the real crux for students: the difference between good and bad debt.

British Gas has stepped into the energy price war by launching a new online tariff today.

Sellers can pay £300 more for their home information pack (Hip) if they get it from an estate agent, research out today shows.

Scottish Power is automatically moving customers on its popular fixed rate deal that ends this month onto an expensive capped tariff with high exit fees for those who want out.

The cost of living continued to fall for some in the year to July but annual inflation figures remained steady during the month, according to official figures released today.

Startling research shows comprehensive motor insurance is typically much cheaper than third party, despite the fact it gives greater protection.