2016

The methods used by local authorities for collecting unpaid council tax are pushing some people further into debt, according to Citizens Advice.

Vodafone remains the most complained-about mobile firm by a clear distance, according to the latest stats from the telecoms regulator Ofcom which cover January to March of this year. It comes as MoneySavingExpert.com continues to warn all Vodafone customers to check their bills ASAP.

A security flaw in the Booking.com system has been identified by MoneySavingExpert.com, which allows imposters to change or cancel your hotel booking, or even leave a fake review.

A former financial services ombudsman is launching an unprecedented legal bid to secure £19 billion compensation from Mastercard over charges that were passed on to shoppers, claiming some 40 million UK consumers could each receive hundreds of pounds in damages.

I've been swamped with holiday money questions on Twitter, Facebook and while out filming roadshows for my new TV series. From Andy's "Will the rate improve in Aug or shall I get euros now?" to Alice's "Booked honeymoon in euros, already lost £200 - should I wait to pay rest?" and many more.

If you're a Barclays, Halifax or Co-operative Bank customer who earns 'rewards' in the form of monthly cash payments on your current account, you may owe tax.

An investigation into energy supplier Extra Energy has been launched by regulator Ofgem after a record number of complaints were lodged with Citizens Advice.

British Gas has rolled out a tariff offering customers eight hours of free electricity over weekends if they have one of the company's smart meters installed in their home. But while it will cut costs for existing customers, it's still considerably more expensive than the cheapest energy deals available on the market.

Victims of fraud are losing an average of £20,000 after falling prey to 'investment' scams involving non-existent stocks and shares, diamonds and fine wines, Citizens Advice has found.

Fraudsters pretending to be from HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) are expanding their unscrupulous activities after years of sending out fake emails to now calling unsuspecting consumers – and some are duping victims into paying them in gift cards and vouchers. But there are ways you can fight back against these phoneys.