2018

Millions of tenants could see their credit score boosted as their rental payment information will now be included on their credit report. 

The results of our latest 'Love or Loathe' poll are in, showing MoneySavers' favourite brands – as well as those they wouldn't touch with a bargepole. MoneySavers have remained firm fans of Aldi, Amazon and John Lewis, which all also  swept the board in our last poll in 2016. And factoring in both 'love' and 'loathe' votes, Wilko was the most popular brand, with 94% of those voting for it positive about the store. At other end of the spectrum, Apple and Currys/PC World continue to be loathed by many readers. House of Fraser, which has been embroiled in controversy since it went into administration in August, has seen a spike in criticism, while Sports Direct – which bought House of Fraser – is apparently MoneySavers' most-loathed brand. 

Passengers on South Western Railway are facing a five-day strike across the network – if you're affected, here's what you need to know. 

Energy supplier Ebico is ending its variable, zero-standing charge tariff, and moving all 46,000 customers on it to a higher priced deal – blaming Ofgem's incoming price cap for the move. 

There are billions of pounds swirling around in lost pensions and figures released to MSE by the Government show its free Pension Tracing Service tool has been used 1.26 million times in the first nine and a half months of this year.

Uber is to raise fares in London by 15p per mile from next year to help drivers buy electric cars.

Tens of thousands of Halifax mortgage customers are to be given a redress payment of £20 after the bank uncovered an error in the way interest has been charged that dates back eight years, MoneySavingExpert.com can reveal. 

There's a risk that a third of first generation smart meters may 'stay dumb' after a billpayer switches energy supplier, a Government report has revealed. 

Budget airline Cobalt has announced it is cancelling all of its flights and indefinitely suspending operations.

Wizz Air has reduced its free baggage allowance again, meaning you'll only be able to bring one handbag-sized carry-on into the cabin and will have to pay to put larger hand luggage in the hold.