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Nationwide revamps current account with charges shake-up

31 July 2010

Nationwide kills cheap overseas spending for current account customers

31 July 2010

Savings tracker bonds launched for base rate gamblers

30 July 2010

Nationwide: house prices fall for first time in five months

29 July 2010

Metro Bank opens its doors

29 July 2010

British Gas profits could 'end price hike talk'

28 July 2010

No 'savings' accounts exist, they're all 'losings'

28 July 2010

Travelex to launch currency flash sale today

28 July 2010

Ryanair passenger arrested after chicken sandwich dispute

28 July 2010

Broadband speeds not up to advertising claims

27 July 2010

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Apple launches iPhone 11, 11 Pro and 11 Pro Max – how to find the cheapest deals

18 September 2019

Tech giant Apple has unveiled its range of new iPhones - the iPhone 11, the 11 Pro and 11 Pro Max. It's also cut the price of its current models including the iPhone XR and iPhone 8.
Former O2 customers refunded after being overcharged for exit fees

18 September 2019

Former O2 customers who left the mobile provider as long as six years ago are being sent refunds for incorrect exit fees
Water firms rapped for billing and service problems

18 September 2019

Four water companies have been warned to curb a sharp rise in complaints from customers after problems with bills and disruption to services
Martin: 'PPI's over, but I've THIRTEEN more ways you can reclaim £1,000s'

17 September 2019

I'm no fan of a compensation culture. Instead MSE and I have long, proudly been at the forefront of reclaiming – that's getting YOUR money back when it shouldn't have been taken (or if you weren't paid what you should've been). Compensation is different, it's using the law to get extra money, often as a punishment.
Smart meter rollout delayed until 2024

17 September 2019

Energy suppliers are to be given an extra four years to offer smart meters to every home in the UK, under a new timetable announced by the Government this week.

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