October 2017

If you've a stash of Nectar points, you may want to hold off spending them until next month – Sainsbury's has announced it will run its next 'double-up' event in mid-November.

Millions of BT broadband customers are having their internet speed, data allowance and cloud storage boosted this autumn – and they won't have to pay anything for it.

Next generation smart meters which allow you to switch energy provider without losing their smart features will be rolled out from early next year.

Two car hire price comparison websites are being investigated by the competition watchdog over concerns customers are being hit with hidden and unexpected fees for add-ons such as fuel and late night drop-offs.

A new 26-30 Railcard is set to be offered by one train company from December ahead of a possible national roll-out early next year, MoneySavingExpert.com can reveal.

A com muter scheme set up to help spread the cost of expensive season tickets has wrongly taken £100s from passengers who weren't customers at the time, due to a "technical error".

Controversial charges of up to 55p a minute for calls to the universal credit helpline are to be abolished, the Government has announced.

Three Facebook ads which used images of MoneySavingExpert.com founder Martin Lewis broke advertising rules and misleadingly implied Martin was endorsing the companies' services and products, the advertising watchdog has ruled.

If you have a current account with app-based Monzo Bank, you'll be charged fees for overseas ATM withdrawals from 18 December if you take out more than £200/month.

The UK's key inflation rate hit 3% in September, the highest it's been since March 2012. As a result, there'll be a rise in the basic state pension of almost £5/week next April – and it will mean a number of other changes too.