September 2017

Tesco has revamped its payment app and added a new offer to collect bonus Clubcard points.

Borrowing by consumers on credit cards, loans and overdrafts is showing signs of slowing down, according to latest figures.

A price comparison site is being investigated over a potential competition law breach which could have pushed home insurance prices up.

Asda is handing out £15 goodwill vouchers after it was forced to cancel some of its online deliveries this weekend due to a 'technical glitch'.

MSE founder Martin Lewis has welcomed Labour's pledge to cap credit card interest so that no one pays back more than twice the amount of their original borrowing.

Government-backed savings provider NS&I has today closed applications to new customers for its five-year children's bonds, though hundreds of thousands of existing accounts can still be renewed at maturity if the child is under 16.

E.on has announced it is to scrap its standard variable tariff for many customers from next year, replacing it with a cheaper one-year fix with no exit fees – though you'll need to have a smart meter or already be on a fixed tariff to benefit.

Next-day energy switching is in the pipeline as part of a drive to make it easier for consumers to swap suppliers.

Apple's iPhone 8 and 8 Plus are now on sale in the UK. Buying a new iPhone is never MoneySaving – but if you're determined to get one anyway, buying it in the right way could save you almost £500 over two years compared to the cost of a standard contract.