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Flight delay reclaiming boost as Supreme Court throws out airline appeals

The Supreme Court has today refused Jet2 and Thomson's requests to appeal earlier Court of Appeal decisions

31 October 2014

Are you an Erudio student loan holder? We want your feedback

We want your thoughts on Erudio's revised deferral form and revised 'how to guide' on applying for deferral

31 October 2014

RBS sets aside an additional £100m to cover PPI mis-selling claims

RBS says the additional £100 million set aside for PPI reflects 'higher than expected reactive complaint volumes'

31 October 2014

Guest comment: Why pay more because you're disabled?

Emma Sterland from charity Scope's online community, says there are plenty of ways disabled people can cut costs

30 October 2014

Barclays' PPI mis-selling bill climbs to £5.02 billion

Barclays has set aside an extra £170 million to cover PPI mis-selling claims

30 October 2014

Nationwide: 'House prices still rising, but growth is slowing'

House prices hit an all-time high this month, but the pace of growth has been slowing for two months, says Nationwide

30 October 2014

Applying or renewing your driving licence? Wait until tomorrow if you can

Motorists needing to renew a driving photocard or apply for a provisional licence should wait till tomorrow as fees drop

30 October 2014

MoneySavingExpert.com launches the 10 day big winter switch event

We've negotiated tariffs cheaper than then cheapest energy deals using the power of our nine million email recipients

29 October 2014

Yorkshire Building Society fined £4.1m over mortgage arrears failings

Yorkshire Building Society has been fined over £4.1 million for failing to properly deal with customers in arrears

29 October 2014

TalkTalk customers to be hit with price hikes

TalkTalk customers will be hit by line rental price hikes along with a number of other price rises from 1 December

29 October 2014

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Energy bills set to rocket for millions later this year as experts predict £100+/yr price cap rise – check if you can beat hikes by switching

11 June 2021

Around 11 million households on standard energy tariffs are likely to see huge price rises this winter, with industry experts Cornwall Insight predicting an increase of more than £100/yr to regulator Ofgem's price cap. But many can beat the hikes and save £100s by switching now.
Monzo users double charged at Tesco after technical error - but you can reverse the transaction

11 June 2021

Monzo users shopping at Tesco stores across the country may have been charged twice after a "technical error". Tesco says it is investigating and adds that it aims to reverse duplicate transactions within a day. Affected Monzo customers can also reverse payments via its banking app. Here's what you need to know.
Nationwide hit by ISA backlog leaving some waiting months for savings to be transferred

10 June 2021

Thousands of savers hoping to transfer to Nationwide's 'Member Exclusive Fixed Rate ISA' are facing delays, with some waiting as long as three months. It comes after the building society was inundated with requests for the new account, which was a MoneySavingExpert.com best buy at the time of its launch in March.
Thousands of Lifetime ISA bonus payments delayed ahead of stamp duty deadline after HMRC technical error

9 June 2021

Thousands of Lifetime ISA savers have had their 25% bonus payments delayed by over a week after a HMRC "technical error". It means some first-time buyers looking to purchase a home before the stamp duty holiday ends this month could be left as much as £1,000 out of pocket, MoneySavingExpert.com can reveal.
Furniture Village customer? Here's the latest on orders and shoppers' details after it was hit by a cyber attack

9 June 2021

Customers are facing delays as Furniture Village orders have been disrupted after it was hit by a cyber attack. Orders are now being rescheduled but shoppers should consider changing online passwords and remaining alert for suspicious activity as it's unclear if personal information is at risk.