November 2017

The rate at which household bills and expenses are increasing has slowed in the last month, according to the latest MSE Bills Tracker figures, with average costs up 2% over the past 12 months.

Adverts from broadband providers will soon have to show the average rather than the top speeds they offer, under new rules to take effect from next May.

Energy firm E is to pay a £260,000 penalty for misleading sales practices and failing to perform proper staff background checks.

Cab app Uber has admitted the details of 57 million customers were stolen during in a hack in 2016 - here's what you need to know.

Widows or widowers can now claim up to £662 in backdated marriage tax allowance, it emerged in the Autumn Budget today.

Graduates will no longer waste money making further payments on student loans they have already paid back, Budget papers revealed today.

The national minimum wage paid to workers aged 25 or over will rise from £7.50/hour to £7.83/hour next April, Chancellor Philip Hammond announced today.

First-time buyers will pay zero stamp duty on the first £300,000 of any home that costs up to £500,000 with immediate effect, the Chancellor announced in today's Autumn Budget. This means on a home worth less than £300,000, you'll pay no stamp duty.

The standard wait for universal credit claimants to get their first benefit payment will be cut from six to five weeks from February, it was revealed today.