March 2018

Pizza Express unveiled its new app today, whetting users' appetite with the promise of a totally free pizza. But unfortunately the launch has proved sloppier than a Sloppy Giuseppe, with disappointed customers left sitting in restaurants unable to get the deal.

Small gas and electricity supplier Iresa has been banned from taking on new customers, increasing direct debits and asking for one-off payments until it resolves customer service issues.

The financial regulator has issued a warning over a copycat firm which is pretending to be MoneySavingExpert.com in a bid to scam victims out of cash.

Councils are to share an extra £100 million to help them repair potholes and other storm damage, following this year's big freeze.

Almost 90% of applicants to a fund for students in financial difficulty in Scotland have been accepted in the last three years – with each being given over £900 on average, according to data obtained by MoneySavingExpert.com.

The advertising watchdog has cleared Argos over claims it hiked a number of prices just before its popular 3for2 sale last September. But its investigation has revealed the store failed to include 'Was' and 'Now' labelling on more than 100 items in the run-up to the promotion.

Challenger bank Revolut is to let customers create disposable virtual cards to make purchases online, in a bid to stamp out fraud.

One of the UK's biggest mortgage brands mistakenly flagged some borrowers' payments as late over a five-year period, potentially harming their credit scores without them knowing, MoneySavingExpert.com can reveal.

About 70,000 people on employment and support allowance could be in line to receive up to £20,000 each after being underpaid by the Department for Work and Pensions.