March 2015

Small energy supplier Ovo has today launched an app, which enables its prepay customers to top up their energy without leaving their homes.

An investigation has been launched into claims that millions of people's pension pot details are being sold to criminals for as little as 5p.

Student loans provider Erudio has now admitted it incorrectly sent letters to graduates quoting defunct regulations, after previously telling MoneySavingExpert.com it wasn't aware it had done so.

With the end of the tax year ISA deadline fast approaching, many providers have upped their cash ISA rates for savers who also have a current account with them. But does loyalty really pay? MoneySavingExpert.com investigates.

If you're one of the two million flogged worthless card protection by Affinion (often branded Sentinel), you should have received a letter informing you about a redress scheme. If you haven't had one and think you're affected, call the scheme now.

BT has re-entered the mobile market this week with a range of Sim-only mobile deals, but the tariffs are only available on a 12 month contract and only its 7.6 million broadband customers will benefit from the cheapest prices.

Current account customers of six major banks will be able to download a year's worth of data into a single format from today, which it's hoped will then be used to make comparing bank accounts easier.

Consumers rights are changing from 1 October when the new Consumer Rights Act, which has been given Royal Assent by the Queen today, comes into force.

Pension providers will have to give more support to savers accessing their pension pots in future, under plans confirmed by the regulator today.