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April

Amazon denies doubling free delivery threshold, but some shoppers report it costing more

Some Amazon shoppers report the minimum spend for free delivery increasing to £20

29 April 2015

Tax credit renewal packs being sent out, but phone lines are jammed

HMRC sends out first batch of tax credit renewal packs, but recipients furious to find helpline jammed

29 April 2015

Hiring a car? You'll need a DVLA code to do so from 8 June

Motorists planning to hire a car may need to show a code to do so, which is valid only for 72 hours, from 8 June

29 April 2015

Warning: Remortgage ASAP or lose chance? Rates at historic lows and changes afoot

Remortgage rates (where you switch mortgage to save) are rock-bottom. Everyone check now of you can save

29 April 2015

Reclaim Air Passenger Duty for under 12s

MoneySavingExpert.com explains how those who've already paid APD for flights after 1 May can reclaim up to £97

28 April 2015

How to beat Sky price hikes

We've been contacted by dozens of savvy MoneySavers who have been putting our haggling tips to good use to cut costs

28 April 2015

Urgent warning: EU remortgage rules could create mortgage prisoners

MoneySavingExpert.com explains how new EU rules could affect you if you're looking to remortgage

28 April 2015

Guest Comment: How we're working with claims firms to improve standards

Simon Tunnicliffe, explains how the Legal Ombudsman supports the claims management industry to improve customer service

28 April 2015

Major price hikes coming for TalkTalk broadband, TV and home phone customers

TalkTalk broadband, TV and home phone customers will be hit with price hikes from 1 June, but you can leave penalty free

27 April 2015

MSE calls for airlines to scrap 'family tax' and guarantee parents are seated next to children for free

MSE demands airlines scrap a 'family tax' that pushes parents to pay an extra £15 each to sit next to their children

26 April 2015

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Martin Lewis: Take weekly screen grabs of your online energy account in case your supplier goes bust

24 September 2021

In the first episode of a new series of his live ITV show, MoneySavingExpert.com founder Martin Lewis has urged households across the country to take a screenshot of their energy account incase their provider goes bust. In the past couple of weeks alone, five energy providers have gone bust with households expecting a significant rise in energy bills this winter.
JP Morgan launches new 'Chase' bank account that pays 1% cashback and 5% interest - here's how it compares

24 September 2021

Investment bank JP Morgan has this week announced the launch of a brand new current account called 'Chase'. It offers customers 1% cashback on most spending for a year, 5% interest on savings made when you round-up purchases, and fee-free debit card use abroad. But most can only get it from November and you could earn up to £130 switching bank account NOW, so is Chase worth it?
Tips will be guaranteed to go directly to hospitality staff under new laws

24 September 2021

The change, which the Government says will be implemented as soon as Parliamentary time allows for it, will make it illegal for employers to withhold tips from their workers.
Nectar card holders can now get personalised discounts when they shop using Sainsbury's 'scan and go' service in stores

24 September 2021

Nectar card holders can now get personalised discounts of up to 30% off certain items in their Sainsbury's shop when they use its 'scan and go' service in store. But you can't currently get the offers when you shop online at the supermarket.
PCR travel test providers given official warning amid concerns over misleading prices and unfair practices

24 September 2021

PCR Covid test providers have been told by the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) to clean up their practices amid concerns they may be breaking consumer law. An open letter has been written by the watchdog identifying a number of "harmful" practices, which it says it will further investigate.