November 2016

The Chancellor Philip Hammond has announced a new three-year Government-backed investment bond open to everyone aged 16 or over in today's Autumn Statement. The bond will launch in spring 2017.

Fuel duty will remain frozen until April 2018, Chancellor Philip Hammond has announced.

Chancellor Philip Hammond has committed to the launch of tax-free childcare, a flagship Government policy, early next year.

Renters will no longer be charged fees by lettings agents in England and Wales, under new rules unveiled by the Government today. But it remains to be seen whether the costs are diverted back to tenants in the form of increased rents.

You'll be able to earn up to £11,500 a year without paying a penny of tax from next April, Chancellor Philip Hammond has confirmed.

People moving into new-build properties can't get vital cover for their home or car because insurers don't recognise their postcodes.

Tech giant Apple is offering to replace the battery of certain iPhone 6s models free of charge after a fault was detected that means some smartphones unexpectedly shut down despite still having significant remaining charge. We tell you how to check if your handset's affected and how to get your replacement.

The cost of the cheapest energy deals on the market has soared since the summer, with new customers who sign up to the cheapest tariff likely to pay an average £100/year more than they would have in May, MoneySavingExpert.com research reveals.

Ovo has become the latest energy supplier to hike prices, with 94,000 customers on its dual fuel standard tariff set to see bills rise by an average of 5% from January.

The Government has been accused of behaving like a payday lender following its latest refusal to reverse its retrospective freeze on the threshold at which graduates begin to repay their student loans.