March 2011

John Lewis has launched a never-ending refunds policy.

A major provider of identity theft insurance has suspended sales due to an investigation by the City watchdog.

A running enthusiast has found an extreme way to raise money for charity – by rummaging in bins for old Asda and Tesco receipts and exploiting a loophole in the pair's price guarantees.

Energy companies that hike prices must give their customers at least 30 days' warning, the industry regulator has said.

Equitable Life today announced plans to hand back hundreds of millions of pounds to its beleaguered policyholders who have seen the value of their investments dive.

We are in the thick of the cash Isa season with providers all feverishly competing for your money before the deadline to use this year's allowance closes next week.

Plans to help the poorest students in England remain in higher education have been unveiled today.

Tesco has changed the conditions of its price match guarantee against rival Asda in an attempt prevent shoppers using a loophole by buying items simply to get money back, which made some customers hundreds of pounds each.

Online shoe retailer Shudoo.co.uk has admitted customer orders may not be completed after hitting serious financial problems. MoneySavingExpert.com understands the firm will officially go into liquidation any day now.

The elderly are set for a shock later this year as they will get up to £100 less from the Government to pay for their winter energy bills.