2016

British holidaymakers have been forced to cancel holidays, miss flights and pay for new passports after the US border agency mistakenly revoked a large number of travel authorisation documents ahead of a change in admission rules, MoneySavingExpert.com has learned.

Beleaguered mortgage applicants are facing yet another hoop to jump through after it was announced that lenders may be forced to put their IQ to the test as part of stricter affordability checks.

Thousands of former BT broadband customers who have switched to a different internet service provider but pay to keep their BT email account will be hit with a steep price hike in May, with the monthly usage charge rising from £1.60/mth to £5/mth.

Bargain hunters were left furious after a promotion for 12p Thorpe Park tickets started earlier than advertised, meaning those who tried at the planned time missed out.

Online fraud victims who do not take appropriate security steps to protect themselves should not be refunded by banks, according to Britain's most senior police officer.

Travel to and from Brussels has been severely disrupted by Tuesday's terror attacks, with the city's main airport remaining closed for a third day today. If you've booked to travel or your plans to return from the city have been affected, here's what you need to know.

More than 180,000 credit card customers of the firm New Day – which provides Aqua cards and storecards for Debenhams, House of Fraser, Topshop and more – can expect to pocket an average refund of £20 each after they were hit with unfair additional charges on top of default fees and other charges.

Rent-to-own company Buy As You View is to pay compensation to almost 60,000 of its customers after an investigation by the financial regulator found the firm had treated them unfairly.