February 2018

Now TV has bumped up the price of its daily and weekly sport passes – but you may still be able to find them at discounted rates.

All but 80 of the millions of smart meters so far installed in the UK are still first-generation meters which are likely to lose their 'smart' functionality if you switch energy provider, new figures reveal.

Lloyds Banking Group has banned customers from buying Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies on its credit cards because of fears they could be left in debt as the value falls.

Almost a fifth of airline passengers have been separated from the rest of their group because they didn't pay extra to sit together, according to the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA), as it launched an investigation into allocated seating policies.

About one million energy customers who are deemed to be vulnerable and so are given a discount on their gas and electricity should see their bills drop by an average of £102 a year, as the regulator extends a price cap. But many could actually save more by switching.

Nearly 750,000 people missed the 31 January self-assessment tax deadline – if you're one of them, here's what you need to know.

The energy regulator is to investigate whether Ovo Energy gave some of its customers inaccurate information relating to how much gas and electricity they'd used.

The average water and sewerage bill in England and Wales is set to rise by £9 to £405 a year.

Almost £1 million has had to be paid manually to parents in place of Tax-Free Childcare payments they should have received automatically, since the Government scheme began in April last year.

If you paid to register a Power of Attorney in England or Wales between 1 April 2013 and 31 March 2017, you're owed a refund of up to £54.