November
Saga calls for savings scheme to beat 'care crisis'
The Government should introduce a personal savings scheme to fund people's care in later life, says Saga
30 November 2012
Giffgaff shuts users out after mobile gaffe
Some users were unable to use their phone at all due to the gaffe which affected 50% of top-ups and activations
30 November 2012
Supermarkets agree to fairer pricing
Eight supermarkets have agreed to a set of principles following concerns over special offers and promotions
30 November 2012
Interest-only mortgage market dries up as Coventry pulls plug
The mutual announced this morning it will axe these deals from Monday, after RBS said the same this week
29 November 2012
Nationwide: House prices flat in November
The average UK house price stands at £163,853, showing a 1.2% decline on a year ago, but with no change this month
29 November 2012
Train fares could rise 9.2%... but some will FALL
Many commuters will be hit by inflation-busting rises, although some ticket prices will drop
28 November 2012
Millions of Lloyds customers to get letters about Co-op switch
Letters are being sent to 3.6m Lloyds TSB and C&G customers to explain details of their transfer to the Co-op
28 November 2012
Ryanair slaps 2% credit card fee on flights
The budget airline revealed the new fee just weeks after announcing all customers must pay its £6 per leg booking charge
28 November 2012
Payday loan reform latest: Will charges be capped?
Labour is claiming victory in its crusade to cap the cost of payday loans
28 November 2012
Credit card interest should be capped, MP says
Labour's Yvonne Fovargue wants interest to stop once a user has paid interest equivalent to three times the sum borrowed
28 November 2012
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