2018

The Government has warned of rogue traders selling fake poppy merchandise, which won't benefit charities. 

Student loans for Scottish students who started university from 1998 onwards will now be written off after a maximum of 30 years, meaning many are likely to pay less.

The 26-30 Railcard will be available to buy nationwide by the end of the year, the Government has pledged. 

British Airways has admitted that the details of a further 185,000 payment cards could have been stolen by hackers.

Newcastle Building Society has launched a market-leading cash Lifetime ISA – making it only the third provider to offer this type of savings account, which offers a 25% bonus towards buying your first home or retirement.

Several major banks have started accepting Section 75 and chargeback claims from House of Fraser customers who have been waiting weeks for undelivered orders and refunds, MoneySavingExpert.com can reveal – and some shoppers have already got their money back.

Rail complaints have increased by 6.6% following the timetable chaos this summer, while Hull Trains has been revealed as the most complained-about rail operator. 

Over 20,000 TSB customers switched away from the bank in the months surrounding its IT glitch – its biggest loss of customers since the Current Account Switch Service launched. 

More consumers are making mis-sold PPI complaints themselves instead of going to claims management companies, a report by the financial regulator has said.

The Royal Bank of Scotland has unveiled the design of its first £20 polymer note, featuring the image of Scottish entrepreneur Kate Cranston.