April 2018

Passengers may be able to claim millions of pounds more in flight delay compensation following a landmark European court ruling over 'wildcat' strikes.

The Tesco.net email address service will be closed down on 27 June - if you've got one of these accounts you'll need to move to an alternative provider.

Some customers who were due to receive their £125 incentive from NatWest for switching their bank account may have to wait an extra two weeks for their cash.

If you want a say in the English local elections on 3 May you need to make sure you're registered to vote by 11.59pm on Tuesday (17 April).

Two decent interest-paying current accounts from Lloyds and Bank of Scotland will have their rates cut from July, MoneySavingExpert can reveal - while Halifax is to increase the monthly fee for its Ultimate Reward packaged account.

Mortgage rates are rising with the best deals disappearing, so it's vital everyone considering cutting costs by remortgaging to a new deal acts now.

EDF Energy has announced that the price of its standard variable electricity tariff will rise by 2.7% in June - act now to beat the rise.

Martin Lewis is warning PPI claimants not to follow advice on the financial regulator's new Arnold Schwarzenegger adverts – as you could end up losing a third of your payout.

British Airways has launched a new long-haul 'basic' fare for customers who don't want to check in luggage or select a seat - and it will be up to £60 cheaper than standard fares.

A council has taken down an advert for a 'shyster' site - which charges customers £35 to submit an otherwise free EHIC application - after MoneySavingExpert.com contacted it.