MoneySavingExpert News October 2012 How cheap is the iPad Mini? A cheaper and smaller version of the iPad will appear next week, which may appeal to those who can't afford a standard Apple tablet.25 October 2012 UK escapes recessionThe UK climbed out of the double-dip recession with a bang between July and September as the economy returned to growth at its fastest pace in five years, official figures showed today.25 October 2012 TalkTalk raises line rental AGAINTelecoms provider TalkTalk has announced a host of price rises for millions of its customers.25 October 2012 Asda, Tesco, Morrisons and Sainsbury's cut petrol pricesThe UK's four biggest supermarket chains are all cutting up to 2p off a litre of petrol as another fuel price war gets under way.24 October 2012 Funding concerns over elderly careElderly people are in danger of being stripped of their dignity and assets because of a failure to tackle how care is funded, it is claimed.24 October 2012 PPI reclaiming bill tops £6bnA huge £602.2 million was paid out to victims of payment protection insurance (PPI) mis-selling in August, according to latest industry figures. 24 October 2012 ALL borrowers should benefit from lower mortgage rates, says Which?Homebuyers with smaller deposits should be benefiting from a Government scheme to cut borrowing costs, insists a consumer lobby group.23 October 2012 EE reveals 4G mobile prices... which aren't cheapMobile users who want to upgrade to the new superfast 4G network will face steeper costs — with few special favours for Orange and T-Mobile customers.23 October 2012 Car insurance down but home insurance up, says AACar insurance prices fell over the last three months, while home insurance premiums rose, research by the AA has found. 23 October 2012 Flight delay compensation floodgates openThe doors for mass compensation for long flight delays have been flung wide open today for huge numbers of passengers, following a landmark ruling.23 October 2012 123 Suggest a story Got a money-related news story that affects you? Email us