March 2013

Spotify users can now listen free to their favourite tracks as many times as they like, after the music streaming service lifted its five-plays-per-song limit.

Low-cost airlines, estate agents and gyms are among businesses which face being taken to court over hidden charges under proposals put forward by legal reform bodies.

More than two million working families could receive support for childcare costs under a new scheme announced by the Government today, but will you be better or worse off? MoneySavingExpert.com analyses what it means.

Tougher action is needed to stop people being plagued by firms pushing them to make payment protection insurance (PPI) and personal injury claims, consumer campaigners said today.

Inflation slipped to 3.2% last month, largely due to falling food prices, the Office of National Statistics announced today.

Bank of Cyprus's UK customers won't have their accounts raided, the bank insists, following a bailout agreement which could mean Cypriot savers have their deposits taxed.

Private rents in England and Wales fell slightly for the fourth month in a row in February, as a more vibrant sales market eased some of the strain on housing, a lettings network says.

The average price of petrol at the pumps has reached the 140p-per-litre mark again, the AA has said today.

Npower has today become the latest provider to only offer tariffs charging a single rate, but customers who use very little energy could end up paying more.

Used cars bought from independent dealers drew the highest number of complaints from disgruntled consumers in the last year, according to new figures.