September 2017

The new plastic £10 note enters circulation today – and will be the first British banknote to feature raised dots for blind and partially sighted people.

Menswear and suit hire firm Greenwoods went into administration last week. If you're a customer, here are the need-to-knows about suit hires, gift vouchers and refunds.

App-based Monzo Bank has announced it is to scrap or severely limit free overseas ATM withdrawals on its popular prepaid card, and has launched an online poll asking users to vote on a number of different charging options.

US software company Squirrels has emailed customers in the UK and elsewhere in Europe asking them to retrospectively pay VAT on apps they purchased up to two years ago. But if you've received the demand, don't worry – Squirrels has now admitted you DON'T have to pay.

Tech giant Apple has unveiled its range of new iPhones, the iPhone 8, 8 Plus and X. It's also cut the price of its existing models including the iPhone 7.

Credit report heavyweight Equifax has warned that up to 400,000 UK consumers may have had their personal details stolen as part of a massive global data breach. Info on exactly who's been affected and what you can do about it is still somewhat sketchy, but here's what we know.

If you think you may have been mis-sold PPI, don't assume you've got until the advertised 2019 deadline to reclaim – millions who may be owed could face a much earlier cut-off.

If you shop at Tesco over the next month, you may be asked if you want to round up your bill to the nearest 10p to raise money for the charities Diabetes UK and the British Heart Foundation.

Travel to and from the Caribbean and Florida is currently severely disrupted in the wake of the devastating Hurricane Irma. If you're planning to travel to the region, here's what you need to know.

Not knowing whether the cheapest energy firms are "any good" is the most common reason householders are reluctant to switch energy supplier , according to a poll of 3,500 MoneySavers.