2013

Oil giants Shell and BP are being investigated for possible price-fixing, raising concerns road users may have been paying too much for fuel.

Football fans who want access to all next season's live Premier League matches should avoid locking into a long-term broadband contract just yet.

Parents may be able to move cash from a Child Trust Fund (CTF) into a junior Isa (JISA) in future, as the Government has launched a consultation on the issue.

Motorway service stations could be forced to display prices from cheaper rivals, it has been revealed.

The Post Office is now offering day-to-day banking services after launching three new current accounts today.

Debenhams, House of Fraser, Topshop and a host of other store card customers will have a new firm running their accounts next year, after SAV Credit bought Santander's store card business.

Barclaycard has launched a free shopping service which gives all shoppers, not just Barclaycard customers, access to over 5,000 special offers, though many are bog-standard deals available elsewhere.

Energy giant British Gas is pledging to use increased profits from the bitter winter to keep prices on hold — for the time being.

Concerns over the future of the Co-operative Bank have been raised today, but savers remain protected up to the £85,000 compensation limit, whatever happens to the firm.

Subway customers may not be getting the full 12 inches when they buy a footlong sandwich. After hearing reports from the US that the fast food chain could be pinching inches on its sarnies, MoneySavingExpert.com investigated and the giant fell short in our test.