October 2018

An advert on Three's website which claimed customers could "roam the world in 71 destinations at no extra cost" has been banned, after the advertising watchdog said it was likely to mislead.

A number of benefits are likely to rise by 2.4% in April, following the publication of today's inflation figures - and the basic state pension is set to rise by 2.6%. 

The deadline for drivers to join a lawsuit over the Volkswagen emissions controversy is fast approaching - here is what you need to know. 

A campaign to rescue homeowners trapped in "toxic leaseholds" has been launched.  Law firm FS Legal Solicitors fired off almost 500 claims against conveyancing lawyers at the end of September and has revealed its plans to MSE to scale up to take on ten times this number of claims across England.      

If you've a stash of Nectar points, you may want to hold off spending them until next month – as Sainsbury's has announced it will run its next 'double-up' event in mid-November.

Contactless is now more popular than chip and PIN in UK stores, according to payment processing company Worldpay.

Almost £38 million has been paid back in the past three years to people aged 75 and over who were continuing to pay for their TV licence even though they no longer needed to, MoneySavingExpert.com can reveal. 

The £50 note will stay part of UK currency with a new polymer design, the Treasury has announced. 

The financial regulator has written to payday lenders today telling them they must compensate customers who were sold unaffordable loans.

A new automatic energy switching service that promises to move you whenever a cheaper deal comes along launches today.