2017

Co-op Bank is putting itself up for sale after it confirmed it expects to report a "significant" loss for the year to December 31, though the bank today stressed that it's "business as usual" for its four million customers and that their money is safe.

Train companies are facing calls to refund passengers who pay over the odds for tickets in future, after research conducted by the rail regulator found that one in five customers are selecting the wrong option when using ticket machines. Yet there are steps you can take to ensure you pay less for your journey.

Savers can earn a tempting 4.7% tax-free on a five-year innovative finance ISA (IFISA) following the launch of the first product by a major peer-to-peer lender. However, it's important you're aware of the risks before investing your hard-earned cash.

Scottish Power has become the latest big six energy firm to hike prices, with its dual-fuel standard tariff to rise by an average of 7.8% from 31 March. But British Gas has announced it's freezing its standard tariff prices until 1 August.

A senior Labour MP has taken the fight against post-cancellation fraud on contactless credit cards to Parliament, vowing to work with the industry to "push for better security measures" for consumers.

One hundred thousand Norwich & Peterborough customers whose current accounts will be closed on 31 August can earn up to £200 switching to a different bank, MoneySavingExpert.com can reveal, after at least two banks agreed to offer a switching incentive lifeline.

Energy customers could be given more protection if proposals by regulator Ofgem to introduce additional stress-testing to reduce the chances of suppliers collapsing are acted on later this year.

Car cover premiums are expected to rise after the Association of British Insurers (ABI) admitted previous promises that 'whiplash reforms' would reduce motorists' insurance costs by £50/year were unlikely to materialise.

Shoppers at John Lewis now have just 35 days to return unwanted goods, after the high street retailer cut its generous 90-day returns policy.

Premium Bond prizes are to be cut from May by NS&I, with millions of savers less likely to win as a result.