September 2017

Proposed changes to the way personal injury compensation payouts are worked out could stop the rise in car insurance premiums, insurance experts have claimed.

An online train ticket retailer has launched a tool which shows when cheap advance tickets are likely to rise in price – and when they're expected to sell out altogether.

Budget airline Ryanair has announced that passengers will only be able to take a single smaller piece of hand luggage into the cabin from November unless they've paid more for priority boarding, as part of a series of changes to its baggage policy designed to "ease delays".

Starbucks customers can now get 50% off muffins, sandwiches and other snacks at many of the chain's coffee shops an hour before closing time.

First Direct has become the latest bank to offer cashback incentives when you use its credit or debit cards at selected retailers – just a month after sister bank HSBC launched an identical scheme.

Millions of Vodafone customers could be charged £5 to send a single text message while abroad, thanks to a change in the firm's roaming policy which forces those using their phones in 60 countries including the US, India and China to pay a flat daily fee.

A MoneySaver who switched away from British Gas to a rival energy provider has been charged £40 in exit fees – even though he completed his switch within the last 49 days of his energy fix, when exit fees should be waived.

A self-employed IT consultant who was left without work has avoided getting into debt after reclaiming £45,000 in PPI with the help of MoneySavingExpert.com's free PPI reclaim tool.

More than a third of UK customers have been overpaying for their gas and electricity on a standard variable tariff (SVT) for at least three years, it has emerged.