2018

Some Ryanair customers who've booked flights for groups have reported a bizarre problem which apparently results in the group's surnames being changed to be the same – and those affected could face a £115 fee to correct the booking.

Tesco is set to abolish the £30 limit on Apple Pay transactions in its stores.

Aviva is to launch a new 'subscription-style' service that allows you to pay monthly for car and home insurance and guarantees existing customers won't be penalised for their loyalty. But while the service will be much more flexible than normal insurance, other policies may still work out cheaper – here's what you need to know.

The aviation regulator is taking enforcement action against Ryanair, after the budget airline refused to compensate passengers hit by strike-related disruption. 

A new report by the Money and Mental Health Policy Institute is calling on the Government to change "out-of-date" legislation which forces companies to use intimidating language when collecting debt. The charity says it's contributing to people in serious debt becoming suicidal – sign the petition for change here.

UK shoppers can no longer be blocked from retailers' websites in other EU countries and will be entitled to the same discounts as locals, after a new regulation came into force this week.

Online estate agent Emoov has gone into administration, leaving thousands of customers in limbo – if you're worried you'll lose out, here's what you need to know. 

Commuters travelling on the worst affected routes during May's timetable chaos should receive a discount on next year's travel, a group of MPs has said.

The first version of the long-awaited 'pensions dashboard' – which will allow savers to access info from most pension schemes in one place online – should be ready to launch next year, the Government has said.

A dad of four has amassed almost £7,000 worth of Nectar points in the past four years – and is now hoping to use them to buy a family holiday to Florida.