May 2018

The financial regulator has drawn up new proposals designed to protect millions of people who use overdrafts and high-cost credit - and hopes they could save consumers more than £200m a year.

TSB customers have been accidentally sent letters to other customers revealing their names and addresses, MoneySavingExpert.com can reveal, in the bank's latest blunder since its massive IT meltdown.

Energy regulator Ofgem has alleged that suppliers E (Gas and Electricity) and Economy Energy breached competition law through an anti-competitive agreement in place for at least nine months during 2016.

Some rail passengers who have a digital railcard on their phone are unable to access them unless they update their Railcard app.

Women in Scotland will be able to get free sanitary products after a successful pilot scheme helped those on low incomes.

A train firm struggling with major disruption after a massive timetable overhaul is making cancelled trains 'disappear' from its website, app and departure boards. But if your journey's delayed, you CAN still claim - here's how.

SSE has become the last of the big six energy firms to announce a price hike, with 2.4 million customers on its standard variable tariff to see bills rise by an average 6.7% from Wednesday 11 July.

A WhatsApp bug is plaguing iPhone users so many can't see the sender's name on message notifications, but there is a seemingly easy fix.

The number of complaints about high-cost credit has reached its highest level on record, according to new figures from the Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS).

The advertising watchdog has said ticket reseller Viagogo is breaking UK ad rules after missing a deadline to make compulsory fees sufficiently clear on its website - and a minister has warned punters NOT to buy tickets from it.