July 2018

Customers of gas and electricity provider Iresa, which ceased trading last week, are to be taken on by Octopus Energy.

Firms may have to send alerts to their landline, broadband, TV and mobile customers when they approach the end of their contract, under new rules proposed today by Ofcom.

Dixons Carphone has said its data breach last year saw around 10 million records containing personal data accessed - far more than it first reported.

Dozens of mortgage lenders have agreed common standards to help up to 10,000 borrowers who are stuck on their existing deal - but 10,000s more so-called 'mortgage prisoners' will be left stranded.

Buying your car insurance three weeks ahead of the start day is likely to get you the cheapest price from a comparison site, slashing the cost of your premium in half, an MSE investigation which scoured millions of quotes reveals.

People with hidden disabilities, including autism and mental health conditions, will soon be able to get a Blue Badge parking permit.

Tesco is to launch a new 'Faster Vouchers' scheme at the end of August which will allow Clubcard customers to request vouchers whenever they want instead of having to wait for their next quarterly statement, MoneySavingExpert.com can reveal.

TSB lost only 900 more customers between April and June than it did between January and March - despite its major IT meltdown.

Beleaguered energy supplier Iresa, which has tens of thousands of customers, has ceased trading. Customers' energy supplies will continue as normal under regulator Ofgem's safety-net rules, and outstanding credit balances will be protected - here's what you need to know.